Available in Museum’s Library.
Ribbon embroidery offers research potential in ribbon material selection, stitch techniques, and dimensional stability to improve motif durability, wash resistance, and visual effect. It also allows exploration of innovative ribbon types, eco-friendly fibers, hybrid hand-machine techniques, and automated embroidery adaptation for high-value fashion and home textile applications.

Different types of embroidery stitches swatches are available in Museum’s Library.

Available in Museum’s Library.
Patch embroidery offers research potential in stitch density, edge finishing methods, and base fabric selection to improve durability, dimensional stability, and color fastness. It also allows exploration of innovative attachment techniques, sustainable backing materials, and modular production efficiency for high-value apparel, uniforms, and branding applications.

Available in Museum’s Library.
Towel embroidery presents research potential in pile compression behavior, stitch density optimization, and stabilizer performance to improve durability, wash resistance, and dimensional stability on high-GSM terry fabrics. It also offers scope for developing sustainable backing materials, biodegradable water-soluble toppings, and process efficiency models for hospitality and export-oriented home textile production.

Available in Museum’s Library.
3D embroidery offers strong research opportunities in textile engineering, material innovation, and sustainable value-added manufacturing through the study of stitch density, padding materials, and digitized machine optimization. It also provides scope to connect traditional raised techniques such as Nakshi Kantha with modern surface engineering for premium apparel development.