Geographical indications in India: A case of Handicraft industry in Uttar Pradesh

Chaudhary, Meghna; Agarwal, Bhawna; Bhatia, Meena

doi:10.1111/jwip.12244

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“…The study proposed solutions that regulatory framework should prioritize quality control criteria for brand building in international markets. Chaudhary et al, (2022) examined in depth the possibilities for GI to revitalize the handicraft industry in Uttar Pradesh. In India, agricultural items come in second with over 55% of all GIregistered goods being handmade.…”

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An Analysis of Geographical Indications in India and Tamil Nadu with Special Reference to Kanchipuram Silk Sarees

Malini

2023

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A name or symbol used on items that refers to a particular geographic area or origin is known as a Geographical Indication (GI). The use of a GI to identify a product's origin is meant to certify that the product has specific attributes, high reputation owing to its geographical location of origin. A group of manufacturers who are connected to a specific location where the good originally originated are given GI protection. The GI Logo serves as a certification mark in India and is used to identify all GI-registered Indian items. This GI will help in economic expansion, job creation, and income generation. The United Kingdom's Scotch Whisky, Cambodia's Kampot Pepper, Turkey's Kilim Carpets, Switzerland's Swiss Watches, and China's Yangzhou Lacquerware are a few examples of GIs. The tagline of GIs is Invaluable treasures of Incredible India. The study seeks to comprehend and examine the GIs of India and with specific reference to Tamil Nadu and Kancheepuram Silk Sarees.

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An Analysis of Geographical Indications in India and Tamil Nadu with Special Reference to Kanchipuram Silk Sarees

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2023

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“…Ahuja (2022) claimed that Santiniketan’s leather product designs are old-fashioned and too traditional. The price attribute of leather products also affects consumer preferences, as the prices are often not standardised and the emergence of counterfeit products in the market (Chaudhary et al, 2022).…”

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Estimating the Influence of Product Attributes on Consumers Preference for Santiniketan Leather Craft Products

Das,

Dave

2023

SEDME (Small Enterprises Development, Management & Extensio

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Santiniketan leather craft products are popular handicrafts with attributes that inspire consumers to get them as souvenirs. The attributes such as price, design and store location, meet competition among leather-based handicraft retailers that influence the consumer purchase decision. The study identifies the product attributes that affect the purchase decision of Santiniketan leather craft products among consumers. The research is a quantitative study involving consumers with the experience of buying Santiniketan leather craft products that are either leather batik or printed batik products. Descriptive and multiple regression approaches were used for data analysis. The result revealed that consumer purchase decisions are influenced by price attributes, followed by design and store location.

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Indian Northern Region Old Heritage Hand Embroidery Manufacturing Techniques

Sawant

Guru

Kulkarni³

et al. 2023

ShodhKosh J. Vis. Per. Arts

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The embroidery handicrafts of a country reflect its rich cultural and artistic history and are an important part of that country's economy. Embroidery Handicraft: Artists and craftspeople use a variety of methods and beautiful, colorful designs to create the most interesting of art. In rural and semi-urban areas, the embroidery craft employs a large number of artisans. It also contributes to the preservation of culture. Handicrafts are essential to the preservation of a country's cultural identity, and can also be viewed as works of art in their own right. These works of art are often viewed as pieces of nostalgia, providing a connection to the past that can be shared by those who appreciate and admire them. Every state in India has its own textile handicraft. In this paper, only the ancient textile embroidery of the Northern Region has been discussed, in which the history of embroidery, the craftsmen who make it, the fabric, the color of the thread, and the motifs have been told. The Northern Region's ancient textile embroidery is, Kashidkari from Jammu and Kashmir, Chambal Rumal from Himachal Pradesh, Phulkari from Punjab, and Chikankari from Uttar Pradesh. These embroidery pieces are also very expensive because they are only made by skilled artisans. In addition to being expensive, these embroidered items are also labour intensive and time consuming.

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Geographical indications in India: A case of Handicraft industry in Uttar Pradesh

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

An Analysis of Geographical Indications in India and Tamil Nadu with Special Reference to Kanchipuram Silk Sarees

An Analysis of Geographical Indications in India and Tamil Nadu with Special Reference to Kanchipuram Silk Sarees

Estimating the Influence of Product Attributes on Consumers Preference for Santiniketan Leather Craft Products

Indian Northern Region Old Heritage Hand Embroidery Manufacturing Techniques

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