Ancient Indian's dressing and fashion was completely done with draping. This topic is covered in depth in the shared power point presentation

1. ANCIENTINDIAN COSTUME
HISTORYOFDESIGN
Mentors
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gomathi Gowda
& Asst Prof. Ashwini Kalyani
Student Name: Sai Janani C S
Class: B. Des
Stream: Fashion Design
Sem: 1st

2. C O N T E N T S
1. Post vedic period
2. Maurya and Sunga period
3. Satavahana period
i) Early Satavahana
ii) Late Satavahana

3. • Unstitched garments were used.
• Fabrics used
• Dress patterns
Antariya
Uttariya Mahavaggya
https://in.pinterest.com/ragtimedoll/heirloom-uttariya-worldwide/ https://in.pinterest.com/pin/380202393516440818/ https://www.ritiriwaz.com/the-footwear-once-worn-by-men-and-women-in-india/

4. https://textilevaluec
hain.in/in-depth-
analysis/articles/tra
ditional-
textiles/history-of-
indian-costumes/
Maurya sunga lady Barnmara

5. Some examples of dressing during the Maurya and sunga era
https://textilevaluechain.in/in-depth-analysis/articles/traditional-textiles/history-of-indian-costumes/

6. https://in.pinterest.com/pin/573646071271644095/

7. https://in.pinterest.com/pin/573646071271644095/ https://www.examrace.com/Study-Material/Indian-Art-and-Culture/Ajanta-caves-Technical-Aspects-and-Theme.html

8. • Necklines were ‘V’ and
round shaped
• Village women had a
change of costume
• They looked like
LAMBADIS (gypsy tribe of
Deccan)
https://www.livehistoryindia.com/story/lhi-circle/love-and-life-
in-satavahana-times-100-bce-3rd-ce/

9. • Cotton clothing was done
• Antariya was still used
• Colours were added
• Embroidery became famous
• KAYABANDH
• Stitched shirts were used by
attendants, grooms, guards.
Women’s dressing during the late satavahana period
Palace workmen’s attire

11. T H A N K Y O U