What is the future scope in textile design and jewellery design?

Dear Ravi Once you complete your course, you are a qualified designer who can make custom-made and designer jewellery. The successful completion of the course will open door for consultancy and self employment opportunities for aspiring jewellery designers due to the recent boom in the gem and jewellery industry. Talented designers can even design and launch their own range of exclusive jewellery. Thank You!

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Textile design is essentially the process of creating designs for woven, knitted or printed fabrics or surface ornamented fabrics. Textile designers are involved with the production of these designs, which are used, sometimes repetitively, in clothing and interior decor items. Graduates of a degree programme in textile design can go on to create textiles in a variety of industries and at a variety of career levels. Some of these include Fashion textile designer, Product developer for interior design, Home furnishings, textile designer, Quality assurance inspector for textiles, Weaver, Freelance textiles artist Textile supply chain manager, Textile marketing manager, Quality assurance manager of textiles Research and development analyst, Textiles production manager, Jewelry designers work with precious metals, diamonds, beads and gemstones to create wearable pieces of art. A jewelry designer may create one-of-a-kind pieces for high-end jewelers or an entire line for a mass-market fashion designer. They may also sell their jewelry themselves. Designers can create jewelry entirely by hand or they can begin the design process by using computer-aided design (CAD) software. The duration of a graduation in Jewlery design is approximately 3 years though some colleges also have 4 years specialisation programs.

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Fashion Design and Textile Design both have an immense career scope. However, candidates can find wider and more versatile job opportunities after the Fashion Design programme. After completing the course in Textile Designing, there are many textile designer scopes available along with jobs available in the market and at top companies. Careers in fashion are highly competitive, hopeful fashion designers must have a keen sense of business. You must know how to work with a team on projects, interact with different levels of management, and be able to work with difficult clients. Future fashion designers need to learn about business to obtain knowledge about the economics surrounding the fashion industry, learn how to market effectively, and negotiate a contract if they plan to start their own company or clothing line. Being LPU faculty, let me share the details of fashion design at LPU. LPU has faculty from premier design institutes to sharpen design visualization and execution. Labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to the fashion industry right from design to merchandising. Option of specialisation in Design or Technology. Quality learning has created skilled professionals that are recruit-able much before they graduate. There are 15+ global brands for placement and training,16+ labs to stimulate industry environment and 20+ lifestyle products created every year. School of design alumni are working in best design houses like Anshul Rajwansh (Delhi), Archana Kochhar (Mumbai), Sabeena Bani Ahuja (singapore), Aslam Khan (Delhi), Pam Mehta (Delhi). .

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The boom in the gems and jewellery industry has brought innumerable employment opportunities for jewellery designers. And spurring this rapid development has been the increased interest of the world in gems and jewellery. India has definitely emerged as a strong global player in the fine jewellery landscape. I mean, who hasnt dreamt of owning jewellery by Sabyasachi or Amrapali? With a stronger infrastructural push, change in business models and the return of traditional craftsmanship, the industry is on its way towards a brighter and better future! At Pearl, students receive training in the wide array of areas essential to jewellery design today- you will learn drafting, shading, design theory, how to illustrate shape and form using several mediums, and more. Now if we talk about adding a little bling to the jewellery designing career, Pearl Academy 360 comprehensive learning-based model opens up multiple avenues and opportunities for students. Some of these career paths are- Jewellery Designer Independent Design Consultant Design Entrepreneur Design Researcher Manufacturing Consultant In-House Designer Visual Merchandiser Educator Hope my answer helps you in some way to decide your path in this wonderful industry of gems and jewellery.

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