Traditional occupations in India - Visual arts

Adding traditional design to a useful product is value addition. In exams remember the balance of utility and tradition.

While changing a style respect for original identity and cultural meaning is necessary. In exams connect adaptation with sensitivity.

Measurements and reference help customers understand real size. In exams connect clear information with customer trust.

Production planning uses time and resources properly. In exams connect planning with efficiency.

In a custom order showing a sample reduces confusion. In exams connect sample approval with custom orders.

Even with high sales profit can be low if cost is high. In exams connect profit with costing.

Local description clarifies the story and identity of the product. In exams connect product description with storytelling.

Teaching art with context makes learning deeper. In exams connect art education with culture and career.

A handmade item involves artisan skill and time. In exams connect handmade value with labour.

A care card helps keep the product safe. In exams connect after sales service with customer satisfaction.

A relevant and clear name helps build identity. In exams connect brand name with market identity.

Proper fixing is necessary to hold colour on cloth. In exams connect textile painting with colour fastness.

Development starts with idea and planning then sample and checking. In exams remember production stages for sequence questions.

Advance payment reduces risk in large custom orders. In exams connect advance with order security.

Interest increases when art skill links with livelihood. In exams connect youth engagement with livelihood opportunity.

Ethical selling includes correct information and honest claims. In exams connect ethics with trust.

A template keeps size and design uniform. In exams connect repeat orders with standardization.

Knowing customer and use helps choose the right market. In exams connect market selection with target customer.

Local source and environmental benefit increase product identity. In exams connect local material with sustainability.

Even with an attractive design, uneven edges indicate inadequate finishing. The edges should be made even, loose material should be removed, and the item should undergo a final quality check; therefore, option C is correct. Reducing the price or increasing the size does not correct the quality defect. Exam tip: In handmade art products, neat edges, joins, and surface cleanliness are key indicators of finishing.