Course Overview

Lepcha Hat is a traditional artefact crafted using split bamboo and natural fibres, designed to protect against rain and sunlight in mountainous regions. The conical structure ensures efficient water runoff and ventilation. The weaving technique provides flexibility while maintaining structural strength. The artefact reflects ecological adaptation and optimized material utilization. It demonstrates ergonomic design suited for prolonged outdoor use.

Learning Outcomes

  • Analyze tensile strength and flexibility of bamboo in curved woven structures
  • Apply weaving techniques to construct geometrically stable conical forms
  • Evaluate ergonomic parameters for wearable artefact design
  • Assess environmental suitability and biodegradability of natural materials
  • Design headgear optimized for climatic protection and structural durability"

Curriculum

39 Lectures

Key Highlights

  • Conical geometry engineered to facilitate rapid water runoff and solar shielding efficiency
  • Controlled splitting of bamboo along longitudinal fibres to retain tensile strength during shaping
  • Interlaced weaving pattern distributing mechanical stress and preventing localized deformation
  • Lightweight structure minimizing load on the neck during extended wear
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