The focus of the “Capsule Home-Workspace” concept is developed as the notion that emphasises the need for a small, comfortable, and flexible workplace for various categories of users, including teleworkers, IT specialists, and students. The main and identifiable parts of the design are a complex that consists of a small foldable structure and has convertible uses. Desks and chairs that are height-adjustable reduce stress, particularly on one’s back, neck, and shoulders. Based on ergonomics, aspects of the chair design are aimed at offering optimum comfort when the person is working.

The aesthetic design follows a trendy image with flowing and simple lines, with the use of environmentally friendly materials satisfying the green conscience of the users. When inserted into the different home arrangements, the workspace capsule provides the equivalence of the work environment and home living. Shelves and cabinets that are incorporated into design plans maintain order, are free from excess attachments, and prevent distractions from exterior noise, allowing one to focus on the task at hand. Adding outlets for charging devices that are built into the desk, USB ports, and careful cable management are modern technologies that can enhance the functionality of the desk besides practicality.

di cholo, a traditional Limbu blouse known for its distinctive eight ties. Reimagining the chaubandi cholo, the design incorporated fabrics and streamlined cuts, ensuring comfort and durability while maintaining its cultural essence. This not only modernises the garment but also provides practical benefits such as temperature regulation and enhanced mobility. For the lower garments, the collection will feature long, high-waisted skirts and pants. These pieces will draw inspiration from traditional Limbu patterns and weaving techniques. These traditional elements are seamlessly integrated into futuristic silhouettes and materials, creating a harmonious balance between the past and the future. The goal is to offer a unique and innovative perspective on Limbu fashion that is appealing to the generation within the age range of 21-29 years who are also of the middle to upper-middle class. Silhouettes that balance Limbu traditional clothing styles with modern cuts for a futuristic appeal. The target audience for this collection is women aged 21-29 years belonging to the Limbu community in Eastern Nepal. Limbu women from Nepal are known for their rich cultural heritage, traditional craftsmanship, and a deep connection to nature. Inspired by the Afro-futuristic aesthetic in the movie “Black Panther,” the application of smocking techniques to Dhaka fabric in Nepal represents a forward- thinking approach to textile design that embraces innovation, experimentation, and cross- cultural exchange, paving the way for a bold new chapter in the evolution of Nepalese fashion.