DESIGN AND PRODUCTION OF A BATIK DUVET COVER EXPLORING ULI MOTIF

Student: Gift Ekoro Ayima
Supervisor: Prof Bojor Enamhe
HOD: Mrs Omon Emenkpe
Department of Visual Arts and Technology
Environmental Sciences
University of Cross River State, Calabar

Abstract

This study y fo Iocuses on the desi: gn and production of a batik duvet cover that incorporates Uli motifs, to blend tradiftei onal textile techni. ques with contemporary aesthetics. Batik, a significa i i g nt aspect of textile cultural heritage, offers unique patterns and colours that reflect the artistry of its origins. The Uli motif, characterized by its intricate designs and symbolic meanings, serves as the central theme of this project. The study explores various design processes, including sketching, dyeing, and fabric selection, to create a visually appealing and culturally rich duvet cover. The research also examines the significance of Uli motifs in the context of identity and cultural expression. Through hands-on production and design evaluation, this project seeks to highlight the potentials of batik textiles in modern home decor while preserving and promoting traditional heritage. The findings contributes to the growing appreciation of batik art and its relevance in contemporary interior design.

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