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Following are the who received the national crafts award along with their contributions

Craftsman name : Ms. Mamta Devi    

Location : Delhi  

CONTRIBUTION  : Ms. Mamta Devi’s MITHILA Paintings have been a great contribution to the field of art and craft.

Craftsman name : Shri Sudhir V. Phadnes  

Location :  Delhi  

Contribution  : MR. Shri Batik is famous for his  Painting in the region. He is a master of his work. His motivated a LOT of people to learn and practice this form of craft.  

Local government REALIZES the importance of local crafts and its contribution to the national development.

They have introduced a scheme, which will be mutually beneficial to government and metal workers.

Government has planned to provide financial assistance to the metal workers of the community. It has planned to reserve special quota for the children of these FAMILIES.

Moreover, a new school will also be DEVELOPED which will provide education free of cost. All of these families will be able to use health CARDS in any hospital of the area to get free of cost treatment anytime.

The pilgrimage center in any AREA improve the marketing prospects for the crafts communities

Explanation:

Pilgrimage center often have small markets associated with the centers. These markets are small but SHOWCASE variety of products.

Products that can be displayed in these markets may include HANDMADE shawls, handmade embroidered DRESSES, accessories, Kinnal Toys, flowerpots etc. pricing would be kept such that it is equally accessible to every community in society. Pilgrimage center are mostly visited by all communities.

These are mostly displayed on STALLS. Sustainable packaging would be adopted.

Starting the production and marketing without GETTING information REGARDING the needs of the buyers will ultimately lead to the WASTAGE of products or the producer will have to look for another market that may be far from the place.  

It is essential to know that how much skill is untapped before the start of production. If not done so, producer will ultimately end up with conventional ideas and products.

It is important to know, what training and skill improvement facilities will be provided before the production starts. Otherwise, special arrangements will have to be MADE to do so.

If a producer fails to do Financial forecasting before production, it may lead him to less profits, more investment and ultimately liable to taking loans for survival.

Illegal trade of Ivory, shahtoosh and SANDALWOOD has become a huge problem for India. In order to stop it, a STING operation is required. Following strategy is adopted to design it

•        A government official who is familiar with the LOCAL authorities and market of the Ivory, shahtoosh and sandalwood should go to the dealers  

•        He must INTRODUCE himself as a trader  

•        Get all the information regarding the dealers, the sellers and buyers  

•        CONVEY that knowledge to the higher authorities  

•        Catch the culprits

•        Impose high penalties to stop future trade

Craftspeople are not given the status and ESTEEMED place in the society due to several reasons but the main reason is the lack of advertisement.

In the CURRENT ERA of digital marketing, it is essential to use the medium for CRAFT marketing. This will take local craft to another level. It will be able to reach more audience and sell craft at a good price. When this form of art will make its place in the MARKET, craftspeople will automatically gain their status and esteemed place in society.

Designers should understand the business objectives according to the Needs and Requirements of Contemporary Life.

Explanation:

• Designers should understand the business objectives and be able to answer the following questions first when thinking about products: What is the problem? Who has this problem? What do we want to achieve?.
• Answering these questions helps designers understand the user experience of a product as a whole, not purely the feel or visual PART of the design.
• The following points can HELP solving the problem: You should learn about the people for whom you are designing.
• Create a POINT of view that is based on user needs. Make a range of potential solutions by giving yourself and your team TOTAL freedom.
• Creating a prototype lets the designer see if they’re on the right track, and it often sparks different ideas that you wouldn’t have COME up with otherwise.
• Go back to your users for feedback.

Following is the order of priority along with the explanation that why each areas is important for the development of CRAFTS

•        PROVIDING old-age pension and other services to craftspeople, will help in gaining the trust of employees. They will work with more enthusiasm

•        Development of Common facility centers will save TIME and money for local craftspeople. Craftspeople will get more time to focus on creative ideas instead of wasting time in finding the right material they need.  

•        Marketing will really help in targeting more audience, engaging more man power and easy access of goods for the consumers.

•        Publicity is very important, because one of the reason for downfall of crafts in this era is that not MANY people are aware of their worth. People usually do not have time to go to a specific place where crafts are made, to see what they have to offer

•        Awards and incentives always encourage people in any industry. It increases healthy competition among the workers.

•        Research centers are the major contributors in the developments of any product. As the DEMAND of consumer changes, products needs to be varied accordingly.

•        Surveys of export is essential to know global trends. It will help to keep the art synchronized with the demand of global audience.

•        Like any other skill, training is equally important in crafts, design and marketing. Since, it is a skill that is usually transferred from one generation to the other. There must be training centers for people who want to learn the skill. It will also polish the skill of existing artists and sync their skill with modern tools.  

•        Craft complexes are a beneficial mean of increasing public relation of artists.

•        Setting up institutions for the promotion of Indian handicrafts is essential for survival of this art.

•        Financial and technical assistance to cooperative societies will also help in enhancing the status of craft in society

Design and DEVELOPMENT is important for the survival of the craft sector because with the change in the SOCIETY and technological advancement people’s preferences are also CHANGING over time related to craft sector too.

People need variety in the DESIGNS that suits their needs.

Also to meet the ever increasing demand development in the sector is also very important.

My dream project would be "handmade WOODEN degradable brushes with custom name of user carved on it"

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I would love to SUPPLY handmade wooden tooth brushes to the world with degradable Brussels. Because according to American Dental ASSOCIATION (ADA) a person should CHANGE their brush every three or four months. Hence an average human being will discard APPROXIMATELY 200 brushes in his life. Imagine this much plastic going to environment.  

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Three new venues for the sale of CRAFTS in my area would be  

•        Janpath market: A lovely place for shopping CLOTHES, footwear and accessories, surrounded by VARIOUS restaurants. Due to the variety of PRODUCTS showcased, it is a center of attraction for various domestic and foreign visitors.

•        Khan Market: what makes this market important from visiting PERSPECTIVE of domestic and foreign visitors is its central location in the city.

•        Monastery Market: Market that is often visited by domestic and foreign visitors due to a variety of cultural products.  

Kashmiri craft’s major dependence was on tourism.

Since, 87% decline was observed in the tourists in 2018, as a result Kashmir has faced major decline in the crafts sector. This case is RELATABLE in case of Indian crafts.

Today, Indian craft industry is highly depending on tourism. An international passenger survey shows that tourist’s expenditure on craft contributes to 90% of the tourism business. Not only one but a LOT of crafts are suffering due to it.

All stuff in either exported or sold to tourists and there is not enough for DOMESTIC BUYERS. Another reason is the high cost for domestic buyers. This is resulting in the loss of interest in the local crafts among domestic buyers.

COMPARISON of the India CHINA trade over past 500 years is as follow  

•        The available data shows that over the 515, either China or the United States are RULING world’s economy. But there was an exception in 1700, when India broke the tread.  

•        In 1500, both China and India were leading world’s economy, by having an estimated GDP's of approximately $100 billion but China was a little ahead of India

•        In 1700, India took China’s place  

•        Again in 1820, China took the lead making India second in the race.

•        In 1890, China lagged by 5% of united stated GDP Growth rate, India was ranked third.

•        In 1930, china was still struggling with internal issues but managed to be second in the list. United nation still being first  

•        In 1980, China ranked 10th. India was ranked NINTH but united nation maintained the position.

•        China’s export rate has increased rapidly while India had a steady but lower rate of trade as compared to China  

•        China’s trade has been more varied as compared to that of India’s.

•        India has been exporting more technological PRODUCTS but it’s still less than that of China’s who is dealing with processing goods

•        Processing trade became popular in China while it is still less important in India.  

•        There was a drastic change by 2010, 2010: China's GDP increased drastically and India was also restored to third position

•        The IMF projections in 2015 show China coming back to first-place after at least a 125 year. While India was at third.

Tourists have always been enthusiastic regarding the crafts depicting the cultural heritage of the region.

Our STATE is famous for several crafts AMONG the tourists e.g. Pashmina Shawls, Woodwork and Leather work etc.

It WOULD be showcased in the nearby local markets often visited by tourists. It will also be promoted through media.

DIFFERENT craft exhibitions will be organized for tourists to promote the crafts.

They will be packaged in degradable bags with a custom hand written note for the buyer.

The scheme for the development of CRAFTS COMMUNITY in my AREA will include  

•        Promoting crafts on social and mass media, organize events and Melas. This will generate income for the CRAFTSPEOPLE  

•        Providing special quota for children of craftspeople in the government school  

•        Providing HEALTH card to the artisans so that they can be equally treated free of cost  

•        Initiating social welfare programs for the community  

•        Providing special allowances and incentives

•        Providing training and spreading awareness among the artisans regarding the use of environmentally friendly material for craft development and sustainable  

Craftspeople practicing their trade on the PAVEMENT has several pros and cons

Explanation

Practicing the trade on pavements has more disadvantage as compared to advantage. This practice DEPICTS the image of crafts as pavement products rather than a piece of art.

The only advantage of selling on pavement is that it saves CRAFTSPEOPLE to pay EXTRA amount to the middle man or the fair organizers. Other than that it is quite damaging to the art.

Anti-Muslim clashes on fire in Dehli

Mamta devi | dehli | Feb 17, 2020

As the protest against the controversial citizenship law prolongs, anti-Muslim clashes are getting worst with every passing day. It is reported that on Tuesday, over 17 people got killed and hundreds were injured in New Delhi. It is reported that the attack was done by HINDU supremacist MOBS.  

“PM Modi is directing MEDIA not to forecast the content that promotes violence among the two RELIGIOUS groups. The PM is taking photos with foreign visitors to let them know everything is under control. This will not solve the problem. PM Modi will have to take strict actions to protect the rights of muslim community”, said Abdul, a protestor

The website design should embody the SPIRIT of its creator's creation.

Explanation:

• As handicrafts is a form of ART, it deserves a creative website.
• The spirit of your craft should spread through every corner of your website. The website should provide only accurate information.
• For every product, you should provide a DESCRIPTION and details, such as size, material, and purpose.
• Your website should tell them more about yourself. It's custom HANDICRAFT, and your name, whether you want it or not but it becomes your brand. But don't make it too academic.
• It should tell 'what led you to start creating the things you sell?'

"MOTHER India" is an example of the plight of the POOR in the hands of a moneylender or a middle man

Explanation

Mother India is one of the famous Indian movies in this regard. It was released in 1957. The star CAST included starring Nargis, Sunil Dutt, Rajendra Kumar, and Raaj Kumar. It was directed by Mehboob Khan. The movie was a drama film based on the story of a poor village lady for raising her son in the absence of her husband. She survived against many troubles raised due to a cunning money-lender.

There is a local rural haat in my area. It is a small OPEN air market. It is used as a TRADING venue by local people. It has several ADVANTAGES and DISADVANTAGES

Advantages  

•        It provides Easy access to producers and consumers  

•        It poses low transportation cost to both the consumers as well as producers  

Disadvantage  

•        LESS profit margin for the producers  

If one takes a closer look at the habitual features of the rural market, it will be clear that distribution, is no problem at all.

Explanation:

• The discovered problem is only a misconception of the old-timers who are not AWARE of the changing scenario in rural AREAS and the potential of the existing selling OUTLETS.
• Under the rural road CONSTRUCTION program, the Government PLANS to link villages with a population of 1,5000 or above withal-weather roads.
• Though the progress in this has not been punctual.

One of the CRAFT that DESCRIBES the close connection between the craftspeople and the raw material they use is Dhokra art.

It is one of the most practiced art in India. It involves making a small statue that represent a human, animal or deity. It can be either individual or a small GROUP of them. Deity is the most demanded among all. It is used in most religious rituals where people place a deity in front of them and perform the PUJA.  

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Education in Germany is primarily the responsibility of individual German states (Länder), with the federal government playing a minor role. Optional Kindergarten (nursery school) education is provided for all children between one and six years old, after which school attendance is compulsory.[1] The system varies throughout Germany because each state (Land) decides its own educational policies. Most children, however, first attend Grundschule (literally meaning 'Ground School') for 4 years from the age of 6 to 9.

Germany's secondary education is separated into two PARTS, lower and upper. Lower-secondary education in Germany is meant to teach individuals basic general education and gets them ready to enter upper-secondary education. In the upper secondary level Germany has a vast variety of vocational programs.

German secondary education includes five types of school. The Gymnasium is designed to prepare pupils for higher education and finishes with the final examination Abitur, after grade 13.

From 2015 to 2018 a school reform known as G8 provided the Abitur in 8 school years. The reform failed due to high demands on learning levels for the children and were TURNED to G9 in 2019. Only a few GYMNASIUMS stay with the G8 model. Children attend usually Gymnasium from 10 to 18 years. The Realschule has a broader range of emphasis for intermediate pupils and finishes with the final examination Mittlere Reife, after grade 10; the Hauptschule prepares pupils for vocational education and finishes with the final examination Hauptschulabschluss, after grade 9 and the Realschulabschluss after grade 10. There are two types of grade 10: one is the higher level called type 10b and the lower level is called type 10a; only the higher-level type 10b can lead to the Realschule and this finishes with the final examination Mittlere Reife after grade 10b. This new path of achieving the Realschulabschluss at a vocationally oriented secondary school was changed by the statutory school regulations in 1981 – with a one-year qualifying period. During the one-year qualifying period of the change to the new regulations, pupils could continue with class 10 to fulfil the statutory period of education. After 1982, the new path was compulsory, as explained above.

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Child labor is very harmful for any society because children are the ones that decide future of any nation.

Child labors are always economically exploited because they are payed less than others taking ADVANTAGE of the fact that they won’t raise their voice.

They are made to work more than the other elderly labor because they are unaware of their rights.

Children working to earn a living for their families OFTEN deprive themselves of education and recreational activities.

Most of the child labor is employed in brick kilns and each year a lot of children die. Due to this reason government has made it illegal to employee child labor but MANY children have no other option than to earn for their families. Because for some families children are their sole bread winners.

Children working in chemical factories are exposed to chemical and health hazards as well.

A lot of children also face emotional, physical and mental ABUSE. Strict ACTIONS should be taken in order to stop such a devastating social issue. Children are our future and they must be protected.

In countries like U.S. handicrafts industries are not as focused as in Ritual countries as people prefer Manufactured products more than Handmade products.

Explanation:

• The CHALLENGES a handicraft INDUSTRIALIST will mostly face is LICENSING problems, low/no DEMAND, the high cost of raw materials, LACK of access to raw materials, obsolete tools & equipment, lack of access to export credit, the high cost of credit, high excise, poor infrastructure, policy uncertainty.
• Opportunities available in Handicrafts industry are Strong international presence/ interest, Huge trained and skilled manpower base, the Rising export market for quality products across Europe, Latin Americans, Social interventions and structures, Traditional knowledge base, the Rising flow of tourists in India, Less Capital Intensive.

Raju, a weak poor boy was born in the house of a craftsperson.

He was very young when he used to see his father burning the mid-night oil to earn a living for his family.

His mother also WORKED in the fields and home as well. He had four more siblings who also helped in earning a living because they could not afford a school.

He often used to think that why his family had to work so hard.

He was found of learning new skills and reading books. He learnt reading from a neighbor who used to teach in a GOVERNMENT school. He used to WAIT for hours outside a local shop where people would read newspaper turn by turn.

Time passed by and he grew up as a handsome young man. One day while reading newspaper he learnt about a crafts competition being held in the nearby city. He registered himself and worked day and night to DEVELOP a unique craft using his traditional tools.

Finally, he won that competition and BECAME popular among people. He does not only raised his family standard but also helped other craftspeople in his community.

He spread awareness among the people to educate their children. He initiated many education and social welfare projects in his community.

My strategy for the survival of local crafts in an age of globalization would be as follow

India that is a country of 35 states has over six MILLIONS people alone engaged in the art industry. These include men and women both. But most of them are working on part-time basis because this JOB does not pay them much.

So, first of all this industry must be given financial support so that it can engage more man power.

Artisans should be paid enough that they work full-time and pursue arts as their full-time profession.

Taking advantage of globalization, artistic products should use the platform of internet so that they REACH out to global AUDIENCE.  

In my opinion, the area that needs to be prioritizes for the development of CRAFTS in central and STATE government schemes is the socio-economic welfare of artisans. Because the art will survive and develop only when the artisans will PROGRESS. When artisans are PROVIDED with good socio-economic conditions and a good STATUS in the society, they will work with more enthusiasm.  

Gandhi Ji described this vision in many of his writings.

Explanation:

• According to him, swaraj for the nation did not MEAN merely political independence from British RULE.
• For him, swaraj was something more substantive, involving the freedom of individuals to regulate their own lives without harming one another.
• Gandhi Ji's swaraj was one where every person was his or her own-ruler, with the capacity to control and regulate his or her own LIFE.
• Gandhi Ji's swaraj was one where every person was his or her own-ruler, with the capacity to control and regulate his or her own life.
• Gandhi Ji’s statement 'The whole fabric of swaraj hangs on a thread of the hand-spun yarn and (that is why) I have called the charkha our MIGHTIEST weapon.“ following on these villages would be less dependent on mills and machinery.

Gandhi Jee believed that INDIA lives in villages and that the development of the villages will mean the development of India.

Explanation:

• If we are to raise the scope on a bigger scale and CONSIDER the world as a unified country and countries as villages, the RELEVANCE is clear.
• Today, we live in a global village and, it has indeed become a small place to live in. With stagnation affecting the world like never before, it is time to go back to the drawing board.
• Gandhi witnessed the problems associated with industrialization and modernization.
• Gandhi Jee believed that unless villages are developed and made self-sufficient, it will lead to mass migration, overcrowded cities and the VICIOUS circle of poverty and under-development cannot be extinguished.

The central hub of the Industrial Revolution was Britain.

Explanation:

• This time span realized unmistakable average WORKERS who worked in the plants of the wealthier class, regularly creating merchandise for MODERATELY low compensation under APPROPRIATE conditions.
• However, the Industrial Revolution had a significant effect on many other countries around the world.
• Great Britain's East India COMPANY collected earnings and RAW material from the prosperous area of East India and sent the money and materials to Britain.
• After goods were manufactured in Britain, these goods were brought to India to be sold.
• Thus, India served to expand Britain's market for the sale of Britain's manufactured goods.

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materials and bed-hangings. All these FABRICS were considered ‘luxury goods’ in these countries. The pattern of trade from the Coromandel Coast was triangular. Arabs carried gold and silver (bullion) to the Coromandel Coast, exchanged these for textiles, and then exchanged the latter in MALAYSIA for spices, with which they returned to the Middle East. Throughout the ancient and medieval periods the fame of Indian cotton textiles, gems and JEWELS, and spices lik e pep per and cardamom, ivory and sandalw ood continued to make trade a lucrative business. Gems like pearls, and precious stones like diamonds gave to India the reputation of a fabled land of riches and natural resources. This reputation of being a land of riches and extraordinary skills, tempted traders fromEurope, who were willing to go to war, and to risk their lives in order to GET a share of the profit from Indian trade.

There are NUMEROUS ways of SETTING up a museum corner for school.

Explanation:

• First of all, I will choose the topic that more students have an INTEREST in.
• Then I will EXAMINE how much information the allotted corner can cover.
• I will plan the corner that will not only reflect standards but also incorporate STUDENT's questions.
• For example, if the corner is about Harappan civilization's sculpture, I will work on what people know about it and what do people wonder about it.
• Their questions will shape my project plan for the museum corner.

This story is about a special craft of my area i.e. handmade fan. It all started with the development of simple handmade fans of some village ladies. They used it to comfort themselves and their families during summer. It was a necessity more than a craft, at that TIME because they did not have electricity at that time. Later it BECAME popular. With time women started decorating it with thread work and cloths etc. It kept on evolving with time. PEOPLE also made it with different materials. Now what you see is an amazing PIECE of art that people hang on their walls. Although it is not widely used at present but during load shedding, it PROVES to be a very beneficial tool.  

When I went to India in the seventeenth CENTURY. I saw a LOT of art work done on clothes, pots and walls.  

I was astounded to see embroidered piece of shawls. Patterns drawn on pots. Hand made deities and toys .

I bought myself a painting that was made by an Indian farmer. It depicts the true Indian culture in a really artistic manner. It GOES with the theme of my room decor. Hence it will be a good addition to my art COLLECTION.

There are different type of crafts being produced in India

•        Handicraft  

•        Studio craft  

Handicraft is bringing a lot of INCOME to agricultural communities because such crafts are produced by farmers as well as their female partners at HOME with SIMPLE tools. They end up making useful PRODUCTS and trade them with neighbors or sell them at craft fairs to EARN a living.

Handicrafts are made by hands of individual artists while studio craft may involve crafts made of either individual artist or a small group of artists.

Indian textiles started with INDUS civilization.

Explanation:

• The Harrapan civilization was FAMILIAR with weaving and spinning of cotton for as long as four THOUSAND years ago.
• India also traded textiles during the early centuries.
• The major component of economic income in India before the English colonies was the textile industry.
• Karl Marx said, 'The hand-loom and the spinning-wheel, producing their regular myriads of spinners and weaver, were the PIVOTS of the structure of that society'.
• Indians traded a large quantity of north Indian silk through the silk route in China to the western countries.