Provides the creator or owner with exclusive legal rights to use the design and prevent unauthorized copying or use.

           Protects innovative designs, allowing the owner to gain a competitive edge in the marketplace.

            Enables the owner to license or sell the rights to the design, creating an additional revenue stream.

            Protects against imitation and unauthorized use of the design.

             Distinct designs help establish a brand identity and increase customer loyalty.

            Shape, surface configuration, and form of products.

           Patterns, lines, colors, and ornamentation on a product.

            Furniture, jewelry, household items, fashion items, industrial products, and more.

           The design must be new and original, meaning it hasn’t been published or used anywhere else.

            The design should be capable of being applied to an article by any industrial process.

            The design should be aesthetic and not purely functional in nature.

           Completed application form for design registration.

           Clear and detailed representations of the design from different angles.

           Mention the class under which the article falls based on the Locarno Classification.

             Brief description of the design, its features, and its uniqueness.

            If filed through an agent or attorney, provide the relevant documents.

          If the application claims priority from an earlier application filed in another country.

           Ensure that your design is unique and meets the eligibility criteria for registration.

           Conduct a search to ensure that no similar designs have already been registered.

           Complete the design registration application form and attach required documents.

           Submit the form to the design office along with necessary documents and fees.

           The application is examined for originality, and objections (if any) are communicated to the applicant.

           If accepted, the design is published in the official design journal.

           After successful examination, the design is registered, and a certificate is issued.

             The owner has the exclusive right to use, license, and sell the design for a specific period.

             Prevents competitors from copying or using the design without authorization.

            Registered designs can enhance the commercial value of the product and the brand.

            Grants a monopoly over the registered design, giving a competitive edge.

            The registration provides the legal right to enforce the design and take action against infringement.