handicraft
കരകൗശല
definition
noun
the traditional handicrafts of this region
a particular skill of making decorative objects by hand.
example
teachers of drawing, design, and 'handicraft'
'handicraft' workshops
Making jewelry and cutting precious stones also are traditional 'handicrafts' in Gujarat.
A variety of traditional 'handicrafts' are made within the household or by specialists.
Practitioners of traditional 'handicrafts' may register with the government and eventually receive a partial pension.
Interestingly, the show is organised to popularise traditional 'handicrafts' and help improve the earnings of artisans.
The exhibition was aimed at popularising traditional 'handicrafts' of the State and help in improving the earnings of artisans.
While the domestic market has been slow to appreciate the Indian 'handicrafts' , the global market already has.
A gap appeared, and soon became a gulf, when modern industry arose in the West and when imperial conquest ruined many traditional 'handicrafts' .
For Lee, the main task is to rediscover traditional 'handicrafts' and Taiwanese cultural symbols and mold them into modern luxuries for international markets.
The creations of artisans of the traditional and exclusive 'handicrafts' of Burdwan of West Bengal are on display-cum-sale at Ravindra Bharathi.
At most 'handicrafts' exhibitions, exotically designed folding fans are invariably among the interesting articles on display in the stalls.
What can be seen are pictures of Indonesian people, nature and 'handicrafts' from several of Indonesia's regions.
A wide range of wooden statues, ready-made garments, decorative greeting cards, 'handicrafts' items and eateries were on display.
There will be Swedish 'handicrafts' and traditional Swedish food, and the highlight of the day is the Queen of Light and her attendants singing Christmas carols.
Besides the traditional 'handicrafts' , the exhibition also has cosmetic items, motorcycles, tyres and electronic items.
Visitors can find trade in both modern products and traditional crafts, such as bamboo and wood 'handicrafts' .
Most of the traditional 'handicrafts' of the country have been neglected for a long time and are on the verge of extinction.
As well as the natural beauty of the region, visitors are drawn to its ornate temples and Buddhist shrines, and can watch locals skilled in the area's traditional arts and 'handicrafts' .
Among many other attractions are vintage tractors, ploughs and equipment, a 'handicrafts' marquee and heavy horses.
Just when the situation looked bleak, artisans found that there was a lucrative domestic market for all kinds of 'handicrafts' .
Spices, meats, vegetables, cloth, traditional 'handicrafts' , and imported products jostle for space in the crowded booths and alleyways.
A few villagers come in for the day to ply more traditional 'handicrafts' .
Traditional products and 'handicrafts' will be the best buys, and the night will be alive with beauty contests and other entertainment.
Traditional Omani 'handicrafts' are in decline although periodic attempts are made to encourage their production.
The signboard with its peeling paint and the cheerless showroom near the Overbridge, with a modest collection of 'handicrafts' in wood is not something that would catch your eye.
Debnath hailed the state industries department for extending all co-operations to him to become the first official exporter of the 'handicrafts' from Tripura.
This push for the sector comes at a time when the realisation has dawned that 'handicrafts' have to get its bread and butter from the domestic market.
In Kwazulu Natal, Africa, a 'handicrafts' workshop has afforded rural women economic self-sufficiency and self-esteem.
At the display event this year, there were student teams marketing Ayurvedic medicines and tourism, in addition to furniture, 'handicrafts' and antiques.
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