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Traditional occupations in India - Visual arts

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Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,product photography,transparency
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  1. Show real colour size and details correctly
  2. Show very different colours
  3. Hide half of the product
  4. Upload the wrong product
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,defect handling,quality ethics
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  1. Hide the defect and sell
  2. Repair the defect or place product in a separate category
  3. Not tell the customer about defect
  4. Call defect a feature
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,training evaluation,livelihood
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  1. Only by number of attendees
  2. By checking skill improvement product quality and income opportunities
  3. By looking at room size
  4. By looking at poster colour
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,fashion product,ethics
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  1. Wrong use of cultural meaning and over commercialization
  2. Correct use of colours
  3. Customer comfort
  4. Strong stitching
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,self help group,women livelihood
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  1. Art skill costing packing digital selling and records
  2. Only song practice
  3. Advice to keep no records
  4. Stop customer communication
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,quality,originality
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  1. Product identity and customer trust increase
  2. Product meaning ends
  3. Artisan needs no practice
  4. Market always remains closed
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,gi claim,ethics
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  1. It misleads customers and harms genuine regional art
  2. It is always legally correct
  3. It makes the product better
  4. It increases skill
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,prototyping,feedback
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  1. Make a small sample and take feedback
  2. Invest all money in full production
  3. Never ask customers
  4. Hide product information
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,livelihood strategy,career
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  1. Balance of skill development quality innovation market and ethics
  2. Only copying quickly
  3. Ignore customer complaints
  4. Keep no records
Hard · Level 18 · visual arts,resource management,production planning
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  1. Source management alternative material testing and proper production planning
  2. Take orders without material
  3. Reduce quality and make quickly
  4. Make false promises to customers
Expert · Level 16 · visual-arts,global-market,authenticity
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  1. Making only cheap copies
  2. Removing original symbols and making fashion designs
  3. Preserving originality while presenting quality packaging and story
  4. Selling products by hiding the artist name
Expert · Level 16 · visual-arts,madhubani,cultural-symbols
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  1. Meaning and source of cultural symbols should remain protected
  2. Every symbol should be treated only as decoration
  3. Artist identity should be removed
  4. Local style should be completely changed
Expert · Level 16 · visual-arts,warli,social-identity
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  1. Only as figure practice
  2. As evidence of industrial production
  3. As personal entertainment
  4. As a combination of art skill social identity and market value
Expert · Level 16 · visual-arts,commercialization,sacred-symbols
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  1. When the artist gets fair payment
  2. When sacred symbols are sold at scale after removing context
  3. When the artist name is written on the product
  4. When quality checking is done
Expert · Level 16 · visual-arts,geographical-identity,livelihood
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  1. It makes all artists identical
  2. It removes local materials
  3. It protects real source identity and value
  4. It keeps customers away from the source
Expert · Level 16 · visual-arts,design-intervention,market
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  1. When the original style ends
  2. When tradition remains and utility and market improve
  3. When the artist is kept out of decisions
  4. When products are made only by machine
Expert · Level 16 · traditional occupations,visual arts,youth training,skill transfer,livelihood,art preservation
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  1. Linking the old technique with modern income opportunities and training
  2. Immediately discontinuing the art tradition
  3. Providing work opportunities only to elder artists
  4. Excluding young members from art activities
Expert · Level 16 · visual arts,art pricing,labour cost,artist livelihood,traditional occupations
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  1. Product quality will automatically increase
  2. The customer will always pay more
  3. Material cost will disappear
  4. The artist’s skill will be undervalued and income will decrease
Expert · Level 16 · visual-arts,documentation,livelihood
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  1. It separates the artist from market
  2. It stops product making
  3. It helps in proof identity training and promotion
  4. It removes local history
Expert · Level 16 · visual-arts,gond,artist-identity
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  1. Linking nature symbols with the wrong region
  2. Respecting tribal context and artist identity
  3. Copying every motif without credit
  4. Calling only machine print original art