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FEBRUARY 2014 I NEW DELHI ISSUE 11I www.ncdpd.in I www.bcdi.in I www.handicraftdesignbank.com

TRENDS & FORECASTS TRADE FAIRS CLUSTER PROJECTS

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TWO-DAYS INTERNATIONAL CRAFT EXCHANGE PROGRAMME AND

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR FOR PROMOTION OF EXPORTS

OF INDIAN HANDICRAFTS

WORKSHOP-CUM-EXHIBITION ATPARLIAMENT HOUSE ANNEXE, NEW DELHI

INCREDIBLE INDIA WEEK AT SIAM PARAGON MALL,

BANGKOK, THAILAND

NCDPD DESIGN NEWS 03

International Seminar for Promotion of exports of Indian handicrafts & International Craft Exchange Programme on 17th & 18th September, 2013

at Hotel The Ashok, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi

live demonstration of their craft skills and manufacturing techniques.

8 international experts from China, Vietnam, Philippines, Japan & Ireland

interacted with the Indian handicrafts industry.

Critical issues viz. Technology, design & product innovation, marketing innovation,

upgrading skills etc. were discussed.

The two days programme divided into 4 technical sessions:

1) Technology knowledge sharing & dissemination.

2) Customer oriented design & product development.

3) Skill enhancement - towards competitiveness in the international market.

4) Market linkage - national & international.

8 international craft persons from China, Vietnam, Philippines & Thailand made

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The Official Newsletter of National Centre for Design and Product DevelopmentThe Official Newsletter of National Centre for Design and Product Development


Two days International Craft Exchange

Programme and International Seminar for

promotion of Exports of Indian Handicrafts

jointly organized by the by Development

Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of

Textiles, Govt. of India, National Centre for

Design and Product Development (NCDPD) and

Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts

(EPCH) on 17th & 18th September, 2013 at

Hotel Ashok, New Delhi.

The programme was organized with an aim to

bring in the crafts persons from various

countries who are the major producers of

handicraft products and the international

experts who can discuss the critical issues for

the promotion of the exports of Indian

handicrafts and to bring the newer technology

which is presently available in these countries

for the mass and quality production of

handicraft products.

8 international craft persons from China, Philippines, & Vietnam participated in the International Craft

Exchange Programme and make live demonstration of their manufacturing techniques and craft skills before

the gathering of the programmes. These international craft persons exchanged their ideas, techniques and

craft skills among the national craft persons. Live demonstration of crafts viz. Stone Carving, Wood Carving,

Metal Crafts, Gold & Silver Filigree, Bamboo & Wood Crafts, Silk Embroidery, Water Hyacinth and Kesi Textiles

made by these national & international craft persons.

8 International experts of proven credibility in different areas of technology / domain experts invited from China,

Philippines, Vietnam, Ireland & Japan also participated in the programme and discussed on the various issues

such as Gaps exists in the areas of technology, manufacturing techniques, design innovations, packaging

techniques etc., to understand the bottlenecks and constraints being faced by the handicrafts sector, Need to

change the traditional manufacturing style as per the international consumers requirement, to provide insight

of improved quality and productivity to the sector etc.


International Seminar for Promotion of exports of Indian handicrafts & International Craft Exchange Programme on 17th & 18th September, 2013

at Hotel The Ashok, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi

live demonstration of their craft skills and manufacturing techniques.

8 international experts from China, Vietnam, Philippines, Japan & Ireland

interacted with the Indian handicrafts industry.

Critical issues viz. Technology, design & product innovation, marketing innovation,

upgrading skills etc. were discussed.

The two days programme divided into 4 technical sessions:

1) Technology knowledge sharing & dissemination.

2) Customer oriented design & product development.

3) Skill enhancement - towards competitiveness in the international market.

4) Market linkage - national & international.

8 international craft persons from China, Vietnam, Philippines & Thailand made

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HL

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Two days International Craft Exchange

Programme and International Seminar for

promotion of Exports of Indian Handicrafts

jointly organized by the by Development

Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of

Textiles, Govt. of India, National Centre for

Design and Product Development (NCDPD) and

Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts

(EPCH) on 17th & 18th September, 2013 at

Hotel Ashok, New Delhi.

The programme was organized with an aim to

bring in the crafts persons from various

countries who are the major producers of

handicraft products and the international

experts who can discuss the critical issues for

the promotion of the exports of Indian

handicrafts and to bring the newer technology

which is presently available in these countries

for the mass and quality production of

handicraft products.

8 international craft persons from China, Philippines, & Vietnam participated in the International Craft

Exchange Programme and make live demonstration of their manufacturing techniques and craft skills before

the gathering of the programmes. These international craft persons exchanged their ideas, techniques and

craft skills among the national craft persons. Live demonstration of crafts viz. Stone Carving, Wood Carving,

Metal Crafts, Gold & Silver Filigree, Bamboo & Wood Crafts, Silk Embroidery, Water Hyacinth and Kesi Textiles

made by these national & international craft persons.

8 International experts of proven credibility in different areas of technology / domain experts invited from China,

Philippines, Vietnam, Ireland & Japan also participated in the programme and discussed on the various issues

such as Gaps exists in the areas of technology, manufacturing techniques, design innovations, packaging

techniques etc., to understand the bottlenecks and constraints being faced by the handicrafts sector, Need to

change the traditional manufacturing style as per the international consumers requirement, to provide insight

of improved quality and productivity to the sector etc.

NCDPD DESIGN NEWS 05NCDPD DESIGN NEWS 04

Hon’ble Union Minister of Textiles, Dr. K. S. Rao in the august presence of Shri S. S. Gupta, Development

Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India launched the improved Tool Kits developed

under the project Technology & Skill Mapping of Indian Handicraft Clusters undertaken by the National

Centre for Design & Product Development with the support of Development Commissioner, Handicrafts,

Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India.

D. C. (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India realized this critical need and has undertaken a

comprehensive project on Technology & Skill Mapping of major Indian Handicraft Clusters for empowering

Indian Handicrafts sector with 3Ts concept i.e. improved Tools, Techniques & Technology viz.-a-vis. its

benchmarking with the best practices in the world.

A book on the Recommendations of the project Technology & Skill Mapping of Handicraft Clusters was also

released by the Hon'ble Minister of Textiles, Dr. Kavuru Sambasiva Rao on 18th September,2013 during

this two days event.

The two days events got a success from the point of view of dissemination of information on various

techniques of designs, product development, market linkages and skill enhancement point of view both for

handicrafts exporters, stake holders, craftspersons and Government for bringing improvements in the

handicrafts sector with the view to increase exports share and adopt promoting technology in the

handicrafts sector at the production level.

Launching of improved tool kits and release of book on recommendations of the project on technology & skill mapping

of Indian handicraft clusters

SEMINAR SNAPSHOTPhotos of Dignitaries, Distinguish Guest,

Experts, Participants & Products Display



Hon’ble Union Minister of Textiles, Dr. K. S. Rao in the august presence of Shri S. S. Gupta, Development

Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India launched the improved Tool Kits developed

under the project Technology & Skill Mapping of Indian Handicraft Clusters undertaken by the National

Centre for Design & Product Development with the support of Development Commissioner, Handicrafts,

Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India.

D. C. (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India realized this critical need and has undertaken a

comprehensive project on Technology & Skill Mapping of major Indian Handicraft Clusters for empowering

Indian Handicrafts sector with 3Ts concept i.e. improved Tools, Techniques & Technology viz.-a-vis. its

benchmarking with the best practices in the world.

A book on the Recommendations of the project Technology & Skill Mapping of Handicraft Clusters was also

released by the Hon'ble Minister of Textiles, Dr. Kavuru Sambasiva Rao on 18th September,2013 during

this two days event.

The two days events got a success from the point of view of dissemination of information on various

techniques of designs, product development, market linkages and skill enhancement point of view both for

handicrafts exporters, stake holders, craftspersons and Government for bringing improvements in the

handicrafts sector with the view to increase exports share and adopt promoting technology in the

handicrafts sector at the production level.

Launching of improved tool kits and release of book on recommendations of the project on technology & skill mapping

of Indian handicraft clusters

SEMINAR SNAPSHOTPhotos of Dignitaries, Distinguish Guest,

Experts, Participants & Products Display



Miniature Painting Silver Filigree Wood carving calligraphy Metal Engraving Chikankari

5 Indian Master Craft Persons performed the live demonstration of their craft skills before the gathering of the

India Week. The crafts include:

The Indian Mission in Bangkok appreciated the efforts of NCDPD for organizing the event in a professional and

successful manner.

at SIAM PARAGON MALL, BANGKOK, THAILAND, 15TH – 18TH AUGUST 2013The organizations participated were CCIC, HHEC, CEPC, 6 Member Exporters of EPCH, 2 Member

Exporters of CEPC and 3 Exporters of HEPC. Indian Exhibitors showcased various range of handcrafted

items viz.:

- Handicrafts, gifts & home accessories in wood and metal

- Handlooms, Rugs, Carpets & Home Furnishings

- Jewellery – Costume, Fashion & Silver

- Shawls, Stoles & Scarves

- Indian Ethnic Wear

- Bags, Belts, Fancy Footwear & Accessories



Miniature Painting Silver Filigree Wood carving calligraphy Metal Engraving Chikankari

5 Indian Master Craft Persons performed the live demonstration of their craft skills before the gathering of the

India Week. The crafts include:

The Indian Mission in Bangkok appreciated the efforts of NCDPD for organizing the event in a professional and

successful manner.

at SIAM PARAGON MALL, BANGKOK, THAILAND, 15TH – 18TH AUGUST 2013The organizations participated were CCIC, HHEC, CEPC, 6 Member Exporters of EPCH, 2 Member

Exporters of CEPC and 3 Exporters of HEPC. Indian Exhibitors showcased various range of handcrafted

items viz.:

- Handicrafts, gifts & home accessories in wood and metal

- Handlooms, Rugs, Carpets & Home Furnishings

- Jewellery – Costume, Fashion & Silver

- Shawls, Stoles & Scarves

- Indian Ethnic Wear

- Bags, Belts, Fancy Footwear & Accessories



Hon'ble Lok Sabha Speaker Smt. Meira Kumar inaugurated the program in the august presence of Dr. K.S.Rao,

Hon'ble Minister of Textiles, Shri Gulam Nabi Azad, Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Smt. Panabaaka

Lakshmi, Hon'ble Minister of State for Textiles, Mrs. Zohra Chatterji, Secretary (Textiles), Govt. of India, Mr. S.S.

Gupta, Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, Shri Balvinder Kumar, DC

(Handlooms) among the Hon'ble Members of Parliament other distinguished guests.

The exhibition was concluded successfully and overwhelming responses were received from the visitors. On

the request of Parliament Forum, the exhibition was also extended for a day.


Display of Handicrafts & Handlooms during the Workshop-Cum-Exhibition atParliament Annexe, New Delhi - Inauguration by Hon'ble Speaker, Lok Sabha

from 18th to 20th December, 2013


Hon'ble Lok Sabha Speaker Smt. Meira Kumar inaugurated the program in the august presence of Dr. K.S.Rao,

Hon'ble Minister of Textiles, Shri Gulam Nabi Azad, Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Smt. Panabaaka

Lakshmi, Hon'ble Minister of State for Textiles, Mrs. Zohra Chatterji, Secretary (Textiles), Govt. of India, Mr. S.S.

Gupta, Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, Shri Balvinder Kumar, DC

(Handlooms) among the Hon'ble Members of Parliament other distinguished guests.

The exhibition was concluded successfully and overwhelming responses were received from the visitors. On

the request of Parliament Forum, the exhibition was also extended for a day.


Display of Handicrafts & Handlooms during the Workshop-Cum-Exhibition atParliament Annexe, New Delhi - Inauguration by Hon'ble Speaker, Lok Sabha

from 18th to 20th December, 2013

A seven days training program on diversified Jute

products were conducted by NCDPD in association

with International Jute Study Group (IJSG), National

Jute Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India in

Guwahati from 2nd to 8th January 2014.

The objective of the training is to upgrade the existing

skill of entrepreneurs, manufacturers and designers

engaged in the Jute Sector and also to teach them

about the innovative design and product development

harmonizing the demands of International consumers

so as to promote export of diversified items. NCDPD

devised a specialized training module focused on

more practical sessions for imparting training

NCDPD designers explaining to the entrepreneurs and manufacturers that

how to follow the trends for the development of new products.


Thematic display of Craft of Uttar Pradesh during International Trade Fair 2013 at Kanpur (UP)

Chief guest of the inaugural ceremony in International

Trade Fair, Shri Sriprakash Jaiswal, Hon'ble Minister of

Coal, Govt. of India.

Product Design & Development Workshop onJute Diversified Products by International Jute Study Group (IJSG) at

Guwahati from 2nd to 8th January 2014





A seven days training program on diversified Jute

products were conducted by NCDPD in association

with International Jute Study Group (IJSG), National

Jute Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India in

Guwahati from 2nd to 8th January 2014.

The objective of the training is to upgrade the existing

skill of entrepreneurs, manufacturers and designers

engaged in the Jute Sector and also to teach them

about the innovative design and product development

harmonizing the demands of International consumers

so as to promote export of diversified items. NCDPD

devised a specialized training module focused on

more practical sessions for imparting training

NCDPD designers explaining to the entrepreneurs and manufacturers that

how to follow the trends for the development of new products.



Chief guest of the inaugural ceremony in International

Trade Fair, Shri Sriprakash Jaiswal, Hon'ble Minister of

Coal, Govt. of India.







Products developed by the participants of India and Zimbabwe


Craft Exchange Programs between India and Zimbabwe at BCDI, Agartala, Tripura from 7th to 16th November 2013


3 Days Survey to Pochampally from 25th - 28th, November 2013A Project Awarded by Exim bank



Products developed by the participants of India and Zimbabwe







Capacity Development Training Programs at

17 Clusters Across India including NER


Design Mentorship Activation Program (DMAP)Design Mentorship Activation Program (DMAP)Capacity Development Training Programs at



Senior designers giving a brief orientation to the DMAP students

Official brochure of DMAP

The 2nd Batch DMAP program has been started. A total of

75 design interns with a span of 6 months will be trained

this year.

The Crafts category to be covered are Stone Carving,

Glass/Ceramics, Leather Craft, Fashion Jewelry &

Accessories, Wooden Crafts/Furniture and Art Metal

ware.

75 fresh design graduates from renowned design

institutes like NIFT, IICD, NIIFT, NID, PEARL Academy of

Fashion etc., will be inducted in has program. These

design interns have already been placed with the

Handicraft exporters for industry oriented training so as

to develop new set of skills to meet the WTO Post Regime

with free markets.

Capacity Development Training Programs at



Design Mentorship Activation Program (DMAP)Design Mentorship Activation Program (DMAP)Capacity Development Training Programs at



Senior designers giving a brief orientation to the DMAP students

Official brochure of DMAP

The 2nd Batch DMAP program has been started. A total of

75 design interns with a span of 6 months will be trained

this year.

The Crafts category to be covered are Stone Carving,

Glass/Ceramics, Leather Craft, Fashion Jewelry &

Accessories, Wooden Crafts/Furniture and Art Metal

ware.

75 fresh design graduates from renowned design

institutes like NIFT, IICD, NIIFT, NID, PEARL Academy of

Fashion etc., will be inducted in has program. These

design interns have already been placed with the

Handicraft exporters for industry oriented training so as

to develop new set of skills to meet the WTO Post Regime

with free markets.

Spring / Summer 2015

TRENDS FORECAST

Whether you are a small print studio, independent freelance designer, manufacturer or clothing line, this extensive report

will give you a real insight into the most important print trends for Spring/Summer 2015. This indispensable report will be

your essential seasonal aid for your new print developments and colour direction.

Curated Botanicals / Cut & Paste / Fragmented Surface / Hyper Camo / Linear Forms / Primitive Hand / Vintage Hawaii /

Blanched Nature

CURATED BOTANICALS FOR S/S/15 PRINTS LOOKTO BOTANICALEXPLORATION AND HISTORICAL STUDIES OF

PLANT LIFE. SOPHISTICATED LAYOUTS AND CURATED COLLECTIONS GIVE AN UPDATES TO

THIS SLIGHTLY HISTORICAL LOOKING PRINT TREND

COLOURS SS15 / 1

MOOD BOARD SS15 / 1



Spring / Summer 2015

TRENDS FORECAST

Whether you are a small print studio, independent freelance designer, manufacturer or clothing line, this extensive report

will give you a real insight into the most important print trends for Spring/Summer 2015. This indispensable report will be

your essential seasonal aid for your new print developments and colour direction.

Curated Botanicals / Cut & Paste / Fragmented Surface / Hyper Camo / Linear Forms / Primitive Hand / Vintage Hawaii /

Blanched Nature

CURATED BOTANICALS FOR S/S/15 PRINTS LOOKTO BOTANICALEXPLORATION AND HISTORICAL STUDIES OF

PLANT LIFE. SOPHISTICATED LAYOUTS AND CURATED COLLECTIONS GIVE AN UPDATES TO

THIS SLIGHTLY HISTORICAL LOOKING PRINT TREND

COLOURS SS15 / 1

MOOD BOARD SS15 / 1



Abstract Cut-Paper / Earth Camouflage / Miami Stripe / Graphic Halftone / Perfect Portraits / Sensory Florals / Tropical

Wonders / Urban Art

ABSTRACT CUT-PAPERFOR HIGH SUMMER PRINTDESIGNSEMBRACE ART AND NAIVE CUT OUT PATTERNS.

FLAT BOLD COLOUR IS BROUGHT TO LIFE WITH EXPRESSIVEPAPER COLLAGE

SHAPES AND PATTERNS

PATTERNS & PRINT DIRECTION SS15



Abstract Cut-Paper / Earth Camouflage / Miami Stripe / Graphic Halftone / Perfect Portraits / Sensory Florals / Tropical

Wonders / Urban Art

ABSTRACT CUT-PAPERFOR HIGH SUMMER PRINTDESIGNSEMBRACE ART AND NAIVE CUT OUT PATTERNS.

FLAT BOLD COLOUR IS BROUGHT TO LIFE WITH EXPRESSIVEPAPER COLLAGE

SHAPES AND PATTERNS

PATTERNS & PRINT DIRECTION SS15



This extensive report will give you a real insight into the most important print trends for Spring/Summer 2015. This

indispensable report will be your essential seasonal aid for your new print developments and colour direction.

COLOURS SS15 PATTERNS & PRINT DIRECTION SS15



This extensive report will give you a real insight into the most important print trends for Spring/Summer 2015. This

indispensable report will be your essential seasonal aid for your new print developments and colour direction.

COLOURS SS15 PATTERNS & PRINT DIRECTION SS15



Mix Trends Spring Summer 2015 / Global Palette / Aura

Mix Trends Spring Summer 2015 / Global Palette / Glaze

Mix Trends Spring Summer 2015 / Global Palette / Emerge

Mix Trends Spring Summer 2015 / Global Palette / Belong



Mix Trends Spring Summer 2015 / Global Palette / Aura

Mix Trends Spring Summer 2015 / Global Palette / Glaze

Mix Trends Spring Summer 2015 / Global Palette / Emerge

Mix Trends Spring Summer 2015 / Global Palette / Belong





On view, the important key colors and color combinations for the season: rich berries in “Zima,” a Slavic

winter folk art inspired theme, toned down dreamy colors of “Autumnal,” deep, saturated modern shades in

“Needles & Pins” to “Pink All Over” where rich autumn colors are mixed with a splash of fuchsia and pink.

AUTUMNALThe beauty of all forms natural

and organic, the rhythmic flow

in romantic floral patterns,

the idea of creating a design

that is so close to nature that

becomes one with it, makes

the theme of “Autumnal” so

current and important. The

colors are toned down and yet

beautiful, carrying the dreamy

feel and ambiguous

atmosphere of the Art

Nouveau style and design.

NEEDLES & PINSThey choose to be different and

they value originality. They are

fascinated to see life from

different perspectives, inspired

by the city and its multiple

faces, the stories of ordinary

people and the underground art.

They are the new urban artists

and poets, unconventional,

genuine and free. Red burgundy

and dusty purple, peacock and

cobalt blue, bright mint and

Êturquoise, toned down with

anthracite grey and nude beige

or enhanced with acid green,

compose a palette with a

contemporary, edgy feel.

PINK ALL OVERIn the midst of the season

when nature adorns itself

with golden colors, pink

comes as a nice surprise.

Pink is alluring and exciting,

fun to wear, and sweet

addition to the otherwise

traditional seasonal palettes.

Pink whispers “Love”. Love

who you are, love what you

do, love every new day with a

passion! Who wants to be

neutral when pink is so much

fun? Palette of rich autumn

colors with a splash of

fuchsia and pink carries the

beauty of the season and

brings joy to the senses.

ZIMAThe inspiration behind “Zima”

is the Russian decorative art,

with its vibrant folk prints of

flowers, fruits, leaves and

whimsical birds. The name

“zima” comes from the Slavic

word for “winter”. Rich berry

reds, forest green and

emerald are the focal point in

this color palette. The blues

are softer and somewhat

dusty creating a cozy elegant

feel, while the neutrals add a

beautiful balance and

enhance the vibrancy of the

reds even more.



On view, the important key colors and color combinations for the season: rich berries in “Zima,” a Slavic

winter folk art inspired theme, toned down dreamy colors of “Autumnal,” deep, saturated modern shades in

“Needles & Pins” to “Pink All Over” where rich autumn colors are mixed with a splash of fuchsia and pink.

AUTUMNALThe beauty of all forms natural

and organic, the rhythmic flow

in romantic floral patterns,

the idea of creating a design

that is so close to nature that

becomes one with it, makes

the theme of “Autumnal” so

current and important. The

colors are toned down and yet

beautiful, carrying the dreamy

feel and ambiguous

atmosphere of the Art

Nouveau style and design.

NEEDLES & PINSThey choose to be different and

they value originality. They are

fascinated to see life from

different perspectives, inspired

by the city and its multiple

faces, the stories of ordinary

people and the underground art.

They are the new urban artists

and poets, unconventional,

genuine and free. Red burgundy

and dusty purple, peacock and

cobalt blue, bright mint and

Êturquoise, toned down with

anthracite grey and nude beige

or enhanced with acid green,

compose a palette with a

contemporary, edgy feel.

PINK ALL OVERIn the midst of the season

when nature adorns itself

with golden colors, pink

comes as a nice surprise.

Pink is alluring and exciting,

fun to wear, and sweet

addition to the otherwise

traditional seasonal palettes.

Pink whispers “Love”. Love

who you are, love what you

do, love every new day with a

passion! Who wants to be

neutral when pink is so much

fun? Palette of rich autumn

colors with a splash of

fuchsia and pink carries the

beauty of the season and

brings joy to the senses.

ZIMAThe inspiration behind “Zima”

is the Russian decorative art,

with its vibrant folk prints of

flowers, fruits, leaves and

whimsical birds. The name

“zima” comes from the Slavic

word for “winter”. Rich berry

reds, forest green and

emerald are the focal point in

this color palette. The blues

are softer and somewhat

dusty creating a cozy elegant

feel, while the neutrals add a

beautiful balance and

enhance the vibrancy of the

reds even more.

S E R V I C E SNCDPD

Design & Product Development ServicesExhibition Design, Showroom / Store Development & Visual Merchandising

Graphic Design Capacity / Skill Development ProgramProduct & Technology Development / Manufacturing Excellence

Design Market and Technical TrendsEnd to End Design Services to Industrial GroupsPackage Design

Vendor Compliance Image Building and Branding

Creation of sustainable supply chain managementSocial / Environmental compliance & other customized support services

Development & supply of market driven New / Innovative Design / Product linesTransforming designs into products with the help of designers/ merchandisers

Quality and Technological up-gradation including improved tools & technology

Preparation of DPR's and Project Advisory

Contact Us

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Tel: +91-11-26821262/26821265, l Fax: +91-11-26821260 l E-mail: [email protected],

Web: www.ncdpd.in www.bcdi.in www.handicraftdesignbank.com l l

DESIGNEWS EDITORIAL BOARD

NCDPD Publisher

Conceptualised & Designed by NCDPD, New Delhi, India 2013

R.K. Srivastava

Gris Chandra

Kavita

Rudy & Santosh

Editor

Managing Editor

Circulation & Senior CorrespondentGraphics Designer & Trends Tracker

Junior CorrespondentsAmla & Smriti

S E R V I C E SNCDPD

Design & Product Development ServicesExhibition Design, Showroom / Store Development & Visual Merchandising

Graphic Design Capacity / Skill Development ProgramProduct & Technology Development / Manufacturing Excellence

Design Market and Technical TrendsEnd to End Design Services to Industrial GroupsPackage Design

Vendor Compliance Image Building and Branding

Creation of sustainable supply chain managementSocial / Environmental compliance & other customized support services

Development & supply of market driven New / Innovative Design / Product linesTransforming designs into products with the help of designers/ merchandisers

Quality and Technological up-gradation including improved tools & technology

Preparation of DPR's and Project Advisory

Contact Us




DESIGNEWS EDITORIAL BOARD

NCDPD Publisher

Conceptualised & Designed by NCDPD, New Delhi, India 2013

R.K. Srivastava

Gris Chandra

Kavita

Rudy & Santosh

Editor

Managing Editor

Circulation & Senior CorrespondentGraphics Designer & Trends Tracker

Junior CorrespondentsAmla & Smriti




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