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Home Science

Traditional occupations in India - Handicrafts

In Class 11 Home Science, within the chapter Work, Livelihood and Career, students examine how handicraft-based work supports livelihoods while preserving local knowledge and cultural identity. They explore examples such as weaving, pottery, embroidery, metalwork and basketry, along with the skills, raw materials, family or community production systems, and regional variations involved. The topic also connects handicrafts with changing markets, fair income, sustainability, entrepreneurship and career choices, presenting traditional work as both cultural heritage and a developing livelihood.

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  1. Because the artisan needs income for dignified living, not only production cost
  2. Because artisans should work without income
  3. Because living has no relation with wages
  4. Because it always harms customers
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  1. If the resource declines, both production and income may be affected
  2. Artisan income will always remain stable
  3. Customer demand will automatically increase
  4. All alternative materials will be available
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  1. When story, care instructions, good packaging and service come with the product
  2. When the customer gets no information
  3. When the product arrives broken
  4. When payment terms are hidden
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  1. Workload may increase with higher demand, so safe work hours and rest are needed
  2. Market expansion always ends health risks
  3. More orders have no relation with workplace
  4. Health is only a customer issue
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  1. By displaying genuine customer reviews, participation in handicraft fairs and a verified artisan identity
  2. By publishing fake customer reviews to increase sales
  3. By completely concealing negative customer feedback and complaints
  4. By removing the artisan's identity so buyers cannot know its origin
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  1. Both community identity and customer trust may be affected
  2. Product durability increases
  3. Artisan labour time decreases
  4. Raw material quality improves
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  1. Preserving techniques, samples, stories and artisan memory
  2. Removing artisans from work
  3. Destroying market information
  4. Making products fake
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  1. So that the real cause is corrected, not only the defect removed
  2. So that defects can always be hidden
  3. So that customers are blamed
  4. So that inspection is stopped
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  1. Because craft knowledge and identity are often linked with community heritage
  2. Because the community has no relation with craft
  3. Because hiding benefits increases trust
  4. Because artisan identity should be erased
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  1. Because wrong representation harms customer trust and ethical sales
  2. Because photos have no relation with sales
  3. Because wrong photos always increase profit
  4. Because customers never see the actual product
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  1. It can mislead customers and reduce craft credibility
  2. It always improves quality
  3. It gives proper credit to the artisan
  4. It is a condition for cultural preservation
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  1. It links local skill with modern design, safety and enterprise knowledge
  2. It ends both types of learning
  3. It makes artisan experience unimportant
  4. It breaks relation with market
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  1. Restoring tools, raw material, workspace and status of pending orders
  2. Keeping artisans away from information
  3. Giving wrong deadlines to customers
  4. Destroying records
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  1. Younger generation seeing low income and limited market opportunity
  2. Artisans receiving high respect
  3. Market opportunity being very strong
  4. Regular income being available
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  1. Design that can be useful for customers of different ages, abilities or needs
  2. Design understood by only one customer
  3. Design that removes utility
  4. Design that ignores safety
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  1. Giving correct information about safety, source and care
  2. Calling every natural material safe without checking
  3. Not telling the customer the source
  4. Hiding the limitations of material
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  1. Due to differences in market access, skill level, resources, networks and capital
  2. Because all artisans have identical conditions
  3. Because every product has the same price
  4. Because all customers buy the same quantity
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  1. When an online or distant customer is buying the product
  2. When the artisan gives no information to customers
  3. When product quality is always poor
  4. When sales records are not kept
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  1. Where technology improves labour safety, quality or market access without erasing hand skill
  2. Immediately replacing every hand process with machine
  3. Always considering technology an enemy
  4. Stopping artisan training
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  1. Popular size, colour, price level and repeat-buying behaviour can be understood
  2. The purpose is to break customer privacy
  3. Product originality always ends
  4. Artisan is kept away from market
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  1. Through label instructions, ventilation, protective gear and safe storage
  2. By keeping chemicals in unnamed bottles
  3. By working long hours without gloves
  4. By keeping chemicals near food
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  1. Because control, credit and use rights are linked with community interest
  2. Because documentation has no rights
  3. Because outsiders always represent correctly
  4. Because community consent is unnecessary
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  1. Alternative raw material sources, safe storage and product diversification
  2. Always ignoring weather effects
  3. Keeping material open in moisture
  4. Depending on only one natural source
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  1. So that members participate in decisions, benefits and responsibilities
  2. So that a few people take all benefits
  3. So that records are hidden
  4. So that quality rules end
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  1. Improving skill preservation, fair income, safe work, market diversification and cultural respect together
  2. Only producing more at a low price
  3. Building a brand by removing artisan identity
  4. Using cultural symbols without permission

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