facilitating the exchange of different experiences of nations which resulted in the growth and development of arts and sciences was one of the most important achievements of the mongols and of interests of their kings. the textile and cloth-weaving industry in the mongol era was not an exception. historical evidences show an increase in the exchange and trade of fabrics and textiles between ira...

This paper argues that the contemporary growth paradigm needs to be reconsidered on a micro level of consumption and product service-systems. This becomes necessary since a dynamic link between macro strategies and micro implementation of sustainable growth is missing up to date. Therefore, mainstream sustainability strategies of efficiency and consistency are extended by sufficiency in order t...

The organization today must respond to an increasing rate of environmental challenges. At first, the industry should respect the legislative regulations which demand the “ecologically necessary”, a set of minimum environmental requirements [21]. These regulations focus on either the performance of offers (such as ERP, RoHS, and WEEE etc.) or the daily activities of enterprise. (Ex: local antipo...

Woven textiles’ design is part of sustainable design, and new ways are being sought to minimise energy, including human power efforts, in order efficiently develop weave patterns apply them directly the weaving mill. The woven textiles frequently associated with used pattern effects colours textures, which a balanced mixture materials (yarns), weaves colour combinations. A method based on text ...

The objective of this paper is to understand and study sustainable product development using a systems approach. In the real world, artifacts interact with each other to form a web structure (known as artifact system (AS)), which has its own laws of evolution. Specifically, this paper focuses on development of “Factor X” model to study the diffusion of ecoinnovation strategies. The concept of “...

Innovative processes aimed at sustainable development or eco-innovations have received increasing attention during the past years despite the lack of theoretical and methodological approaches to analyzing their impact. This paper focuses on how sustainability indicators can be used to measure the effects of “non-technical” ecoinnovations in the Sri Lankan tea plantation sector. After carrying o...

As people’s living standards rise, textile waste becomes more significant, and the number of textiles grows swiftly, wreaking havoc on earth’s ecosystem. Simultaneously, creation furniture consumes a significant amount wood. The paint adhesive used to manufacture it are also unsustainable harmful human beings. Therefore, one most urgent environmental challenges that needs be paid attention at p...