Skip to content
Global InCH – Encyclopedia of Intangible Cultural Heritage
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LIVING HERITAGE
  • Explore Traditional Crafts (current)
  • Explore Countries
    BangladeshBangladesh BangladeshBhutan BangladeshIndia BangladeshLaos BangladeshMaldives BangladeshNepal BangladeshPakistan BangladeshSri Lanka
  • Readings►(current)
  • Directories
    Bibliography Practitioners Glossary Craft/Textile Collections Podcast/Video Innovations Museums Organisations
  • Journal►
  • Shop►

Article Category: Codes of Practice

Design approach encompassing recycling of PPE kits to create a sustainable material and its implementation

Issue #009, 2022                                                                              ISSN: 2581- 9410 Abstract The evolution of the design industry has been solving various problems […]

Read More…

Leave a comment

Deciphering the intellectual property conundrum

Issue 1, Summer 2019                                                                            ISSN: 2581- 9410 This setting could be anywhere in the world. In a village […]

Read More…

Leave a comment

A hand-crafted slow revolution

[…]

Read More…

Leave a comment

Apna Vishay: The Launch of Kala Raksha Vidhyalaya

[…]

Read More…

Leave a comment

Khadi from Policy to Practice

Issue #003, Autumn, 2019                                                                      ISSN: 2581- 9410 After Laila’s insightful talk, what I now present is an entirely personal overview of my […]

Read More…

Leave a comment

Making of Malkha

Issue #002, Monsoon, 2019                                                                      ISSN: 2581- 9410 Few people are aware that the pre-spinning technology of cotton yarn making is damaging to […]

Read More…

Leave a comment

New Meanings for Craft and Craft Development Organizations in India

A recent headline in Canada’s national newspaper reads: “Artisans drowning in global monoculture” (Globe and Mail, October 31, p. C16). The article focuses on the impact of Western commercial products, open markets and mass media on the decline of artisan activity worldwide. This is not news to India’s artisans who are struggling for survival or who have moved away from traditional […]

Read More…

Leave a comment

In Praise of The Real Thing

Kolhapuri chappal look alikes made in rubber and sold by a large shoe chain, Ajrak hand-blocks printed on a roller machine, powerloom masquerading as a Banaras handloom, Kantha printed by silk screen, Dhokra lost wax statues made in moulds that replicate it in thousands…the stories are endless. For many copying is a profitable business. A […]

Read More…

Leave a comment

Ethical Fashion Show, Paris (9-12 September)

This fashion show has been the culmination of all efforts and collaboration. The launching collection was shown and the project was presented. Both have received extremely positive feedback and project has been now placed on an international forum due to this exposure. Companies, industry associates and designers have offered to collaborate with the weavers and […]

Read More…

Leave a comment

The Artist and the Craftsperson

I am tempted first to relate a story heard among the Devangan weavers of Chattisgarh about why the weaver remains poor. Weavers are Devi worshippers because when Ma Durga was fighting the Demon, the only way to vanquish him was by fighting him with the pure energy of her nakedness. After her victory she felt […]

Read More…

Leave a comment
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • »Next page

Recent Posts

  • test
  • Video Post
  • Coir Craft – Raghurajpur, Orissa

Recent Comments

  • Pranati Mathur on Lantana Weed Furniture of Dehradun, Uttarakhand
  • Sarah on Embroidery of Sri Lanka
  • Asia Inch on A Frayed History: The Journey of Cotton in India
  • Asia Inch on Scale-making of Savarkundla. Selected Crafts of Gujarat
  • A WordPress Commenter on Coir Craft – Raghurajpur, Orissa

Archives

  • November 2023
  • March 2018
  • September 2017

Categories

  • Podcasts
  • Uncategorized
  • Videos

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org

More Info Widget

More Information Coming Soon.
The Asia Inch encyclopedia is a work-in-progress. Write in if there is information you would like us to add. Also point out any glitches/errors. Send your comments to [email protected]
  • About
  • Advertise with us
  • Volunteer
  • Join Our Mailing List
  • Mail us
  • Disclaimer
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Report Abuse
    Follow us
Thank You For Subscribing!
Your email address is invalid

Artisan Connect

Login

Email you have used during registration