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Traditional occupations in India - Visual arts

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Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,copying,originality
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  1. Unauthorized copying and cheap imitations
  2. Clean workplace
  3. Proper training
  4. Customer feedback
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,digital-promotion,training
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  1. Design adaptation and digital promotion
  2. Hiding art materials
  3. Stopping communication with customers
  4. Reducing skill practice
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,women-artisans,madhubani
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  1. As a skill-based household and community enterprise
  2. As an activity separate from any work
  3. As only machine operation
  4. As work unrelated to art
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,quality-control,market
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  1. To maintain customer trust and reputation of the art
  2. To spoil every product
  3. To hide skill
  4. To erase artist identity
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,folk-painting,culture
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  1. Because it also reflects social life, history and beliefs
  2. Because it has no meaning
  3. Because it is always made in factories
  4. Because it is only calculation
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,raw-materials,local-resources
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  1. Cost reduces and local identity is maintained
  2. The art is immediately destroyed
  3. The product always becomes fake
  4. The artist’s skill ends
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,craft-fair,market-access
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  1. They provide direct customer contact and sales opportunity
  2. They keep artists locked at home
  3. They stop learning of art
  4. They cause only loss
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,guru-shishya,skill-transfer
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  1. Teaching experience-based skill and discipline
  2. Changing the art instantly
  3. Following no discipline
  4. Making all paintings by machine
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,innovation,tradition
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  1. Creating designs on useful products while keeping the original style
  2. Completely removing original symbols
  3. Changing the artist’s name
  4. Erasing the local technique
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,colour-combination,design
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  1. It makes the product attractive and customer-friendly
  2. It makes the product invisible
  3. It disconnects art from language
  4. It always makes cost zero
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,consumer-preference,market
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  1. When art products have to be sold in the market
  2. When art must always be hidden
  3. When no product is to be made
  4. When the artist leaves training
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,packaging,marketing
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  1. Product safety and presentation improve
  2. The product spoils automatically
  3. The value of art always falls
  4. The role of artist ends
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,wall-painting,temple-art
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  1. Religious cultural stories and decoration
  2. Irrigation of fields
  3. Railway engine manufacturing
  4. Mobile network
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,adaptation,market-demand
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  1. Making limited changes while preserving original identity
  2. Completely abandoning the art
  3. Forgetting all old skills
  4. Only copying others
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,skill-upgradation,government-scheme
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  1. Skill upgradation and increasing income opportunities
  2. Separating artists from work
  3. Ending product identity
  4. Reducing market contact
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,storytelling,economic-value
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  1. Narrativity increases uniqueness and demand of the product
  2. Story ends the art
  3. Customers always go away
  4. Use of colours stops
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,social-status,recognition
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  1. Recognition of skill and proper respect
  2. Hiding skill
  3. Not paying for work
  4. Removing artist name
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,labelling,authenticity
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  1. Authenticity and identity become stronger
  2. The product becomes useless
  3. The customer loses information
  4. The source of art is hidden
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,craft-centre,artist-support
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  1. By giving opportunities for display, training and sale
  2. By hiding artists from customers
  3. By stopping skill practice
  4. By destroying products
Medium · Level 16 · visual-arts,costing,pricing
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  1. To fix fair price and understand profit
  2. To distribute art for free
  3. To end skill
  4. To waste colours