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Teracotta Miniature Making

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Event Title: Teracotta Miniature Making

Date: 21st August 2025

Time: 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm

Venue: 8th Floor SEAD Block ( 801 room)

Event Patron: Prof. V. Aravind – Dean I/C

Event Convener: Prof. M. Lokesh – VP(Admin) SEAD

Event Coordinator:

  • Ar. Dileeban M
  • Ar. Prabu S

No. of. Participants: SEAD Department – Students (1st yr – 4th yr B.Arch. & B.Des.)

Details of the Event:

  • The Arts and Crafts Club of the SEAD Department successfully organized a Terracotta  Miniature Making Activity for the students of SEAD, ranging from 1st year to 4th year, and  inclusive of both B.Arch and B.Des programs. The event was thoughtfully coordinated under  the leadership of Club Lead Anumega and Vice Lead Fathima, who designed the activity to  encourage interaction, creativity, and teamwork among students from different batches. 
  • To foster collaboration across all levels, students were divided into groups consisting of a  minimum of four and a maximum of seven members. Each group intentionally included  participants from various years, creating a unique opportunity for juniors and seniors to work  together, exchange ideas, and learn from one another. This approach not only enhanced peer  interaction but also provided a platform for cross-year bonding within the department. 
  • Every group was provided with terracotta clay and was tasked with creating their own  miniature artworks or models. The club leads guided the participants throughout the process,  offering suggestions and support to refine their creative expressions. 
  • The event concluded with a display of beautifully crafted terracotta miniatures, reflecting the  talent, imagination, and collaborative spirit of SEAD students. Overall, the activity was both  enriching and enjoyable, leaving participants with memorable experiences and creative  outcomes.

SDG Goals Outcome:

  • For SDG 4 (Quality Education Quality Education: The activity provided a hands-on, skill-based learning  experience for students beyond academics, encouraging creativity, craftsmanship, and collaborative  learning.

  • For SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), By using terracotta, a natural and eco-friendly  material, the event highlighted the importance of sustainable and traditional art forms that contribute  to cultural preservation.

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