What is a correct example of product adaptation for urban customers in handicrafts?

Correct answer: Using traditional weaving in small home décor products

The direct answer is Option A: use traditional weaving in small home décor products. Product adaptation means keeping the valuable craft identity while changing size, use, form or presentation to suit a new group of customers. Urban homes may need cushion covers, table runners, wall pieces, baskets or other compact décor items, so traditional weaving can be adapted without losing its cultural origin. The reasoning is: understand urban lifestyle → identify a practical need → apply the traditional technique to a suitable product → reach a new market. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because removing local identity weakens authenticity. Option C is wrong because a useless product will not satisfy customers. Option D is wrong because hiding the artisan’s name reduces recognition and ethical connection. Exam cue: adaptation changes use, not necessarily the cultural root.