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Tarang

Tarang is a modern reinterpretation of the traditional Ghodiyu, a culturally significant cradle from Gujarat, India. It blends heritage with modern design by incorporating multifunctionality, transforming from a cradle into a play structure that supports cognitive and sensory development. Crafted from sustainable materials like teak wood and organic fabrics, Tarang addresses the needs of modern urban families, offering a compact, easy-to-assemble design while meeting contemporary safety standards. By bridging tradition and innovation, Tarang preserves cultural value while adapting to today's practical demands.

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Who is this for?

Tarang is designed for modern urban families who value both tradition and practicality. As a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional Gujarati Ghodiyu, this multifunctional cradle blends cultural heritage with modern needs. Crafted from sustainable materials like teak wood and organic fabrics, it promotes cognitive development in infants while addressing safety concerns of today’s parents. Compact and easy to assemble, Tarang is ideal for smaller living spaces, offering a meaningful connection to cultural roots while fitting seamlessly into contemporary urban life.

Process and Prototyping

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The Future of This Project

The design addresses the safety concerns of modern parents, ensuring that the cradle meets contemporary standards, while also being compact and easy to assemble for smaller living spaces. With its innovative approach, Tarang bridges the gap between tradition and modernity, offering a product that is both practical and emotionally meaningful for today’s families.

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Old Chemistry Lab
Nottingham Trent University

City Campus
Nottingham

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