Course Overview

Bamboo Craft of the Kotawalia Tribe in Gujarat is a traditional practice that utilizes locally available bamboo to create a variety of functional and decorative items. Artisans employ techniques such as splitting, weaving, and shaping to produce baskets, mats, and storage containers. The craft reflects deep indigenous knowledge of material properties and sustainable resource utilization. It plays a vital role in supporting rural livelihoods and preserving cultural identity. This practice exemplifies environmentally responsible craftsmanship rooted in tradition.

Learning Outcomes

  • Analyze properties and processing techniques of bamboo
  • Apply traditional weaving and structural design methods
  • Evaluate strength, flexibility, and durability of bamboo products
  • Assess sustainability and environmental impact of natural materials
  • Develop functional artefacts using bamboo-based techniques

Curriculum

39 Lectures

Key Highlights

  • Bamboo selection, splitting, and processing techniques
  • Traditional hand-weaving and shaping methods
  • Production of functional household artefacts
  • Sustainable and eco-friendly material usage
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