Indian Handicrafts

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Indian Handicrafts	VOL. XI ISSUE VII JULY 2004

Many crafts, many markets	Laila Tyabji
Neglected Indian handicrafts have huge untapped potential

Learning the tricks	Thoraya
Craftspersons are learning to deal with their exploitation

A selling proposition	Anubha Sood
The demand for Indian crafts cannot be met due to several constraints


‘Globalisation has made it a sunrise industry’	KV Priya
Jaya Jaitley speaks about the uphill battle to keep Indian crafts alive

How the West was won	Dr Vanita Viswanath
Indian handicrafts are creating space for themselves in the West

Shifting designs	MP Ranjan
Design innovations are essential for the handicrafts sector

Success story	Roopa Mehta
Making trade fair


Making a mark	Adarsh Kumar
A new initiative hopes to bring cheer to the handicrafts sector

The Kutch touch	Pankaj Shah
An initiative to secure craftswomen’s livelihoods

The profits of loom
Dastkaris working with handloom weavers in Andhra

Weaving dreams	Jennifer Liang & Sunil Kaul
A treasure trove in the northeast

Gujarat: wounded forever	Binu Alex
How long will the clouds of peace linger over Gujarat?

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