International Research Journal of Education and Technology

Innovative 3D printing techniques are employed to craft both textile samples and wearable art, where woven and knitted fabric structures are replicated using chain mail, solid modeling, and adjustable infill densities, while South Indian Kolam's elaborate geometric patterns are translated into a unique jewelry collection, a process that utilizes 3D printing's capabilities to precisely render intricate designs, merging traditional artistry with modern fabrication, and where the resulting pieces showcase the technology's potential for diverse design applications, thereby demonstrating how customizable material properties and precise digital control enable the creation of novel textures and forms, ultimately bridging cultural heritage with contemporary innovation in both fashion and accessory design.

Key Words: 3D printing, Kolam, textiles, jewelry, fabrication.