DEVELOPMENT OF ECO-PRINTED HANDBAG USING MORINGA LEAVES BY HAMMERING METHOD

SCIENCE

Applying color to fabric in the form of a specific pattern or design is known as printing. Plant pigment is transferred to textiles using the mechanical force of hammering in the eco-printing technique. In order to ensure environmental sustainability, eco printing is crucial in the fabric printing process. There are several elements today that are hurting the environment and contributing to pollution. The textile sector is one of the biggest causes of environmental pollution. This method has been applied on many products for various applications in various parts of the world at various times. New print designs are produced via eco-printing using only natural ingredients. These printed patterns are distinctive and catch customers' attention since they look and feel natural. The method is not strictly concerned with reproducing the outcomes. Several plants that aren't thought of as typical dye plants generate vibrant prints, and classic dye plants occasionally do too when used to make eco prints. Its print's colors and shapes are both well-defined and nicely dispersed on the cotton cloth. An enormous amount of flowers are thrown away each year after being used just once at places of worship and on special occasions throughout the world. Improper trash dumping can lead to issues including the growth of eels and worms, water and soil contamination, and bad odors. Eco-printing is becoming more and more well-liked as a sustainable way to dye and print textiles. As a way to add value to floral waste, this project also sought to investigate methods for eco-printing flowers and leaves onto cloth to create botanical prints.

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