Saturday, 6 April 2024

 

SRUJANA 2024





The Women Empowerment Cell of Kristu Jayanti College engages, sensitizes and empowers the students of the institution towards the cause of gender equality.

SRUJANA 2024, an Art and Craft exhibition cum sales event, was organized by Kristu Jayanti College which was held on 26th February 2024, it was a vibrant celebration of creativity and entrepreneurship among the students of Kristu Jayanti College. Organized by the Women’s Empowerment Cell, this event served as a platform for budding artists and artisans to showcase their talents, while also developing their entrepreneurial skills.

The inauguration ceremony, graced by Rev Fr. Joshy Mathew, Head of the Department of English at Kristu Jayanti College, marked the official commencement of the event. His presence lent a sense of importance and prestige to the occasion, emphasizing the college’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a culture of creativity. All this started from 10 a.m. and was up till 4:00 p.m. This was set up in the Main Block M1 auditorium of Kristu Jayanti College buzzed with excitement as students set up stalls to display their unique art and craft creations. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as visitors poured in to explore the diverse array of handmade products, ranging from paintings and sculptures to pottery and handmade jewellery. The handmade items were so made with lot of efforts which can be seen. There were also face painting which was more exciting to students and there were also mehndi being put on the hands of the visitors of their choice. Every little detail was put in a lot of thoughts by each and everyone.

Throughout the day, visitors were treated to a visual feast as they wandered through the aisles of the exhibition, marvelling at the skill and creativity displayed by their peers. Each stall offered something unique, reflecting the individuality and artistic flair of its creator. From intricately painted canvases to exquisitely crafted handicrafts, every product bore the stamp of its maker’s passion and dedication. There were paintings that cost from ₹10000 to even ₹50.

Beyond showcasing their artistic prowess, participating students also gained invaluable experience in marketing and sales. They interacted with customers, honed their negotiation skills, and learned firsthand the dynamics of running a small business. This hands-on exposure was instrumental in broadening their horizons and preparing them for future endeavours in the creative industry.



 

Moreover, SRUJANA 2024 fostered a sense of community and participants, as they bonded over their shared love for art and craft. Collaborations blossomed, ideas were exchanged, and friendships were forged, enriching the college experience for all involved. By the end of the day students returned home with fond memories, newfound skills, and perhaps a few sales under their belt. SRUJANA 2024 was not just an exhibition; it was a power of creativity, entrepreneurship, and community.

 This is the audio of the teacher coordinator, her thoughts and point of view.

                          Here is a short video of all the little arts and crafts that were sold.

 

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