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TRADITIONAL ARTS AND CRAFTS IN A CHANGING WORLD: A SCENOGRAPHIC STUDY OF UTTAR PRADESH

    1 Author(s):  DR. SANA

Vol -  10, Issue- 4 ,         Page(s) : 382 - 395  (2019 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMSH

Abstract

Uttar Pradesh is India’s most populated state with most of its cities specialising in different arts and crafts which reflect various cultures and religious tones. It has a rich heritage of handicrafts which have distinct styles and play an important role in the Indian economy. Different regions of this state specialises in different crafts. This study focused on the main challenges and prospects of artisans of Uttar Pradesh. Lots of workers were widely surveyed. Some NGOs (Non-Government Organization) in Uttar Pradesh are big cluster of young artisans who are involved in this arts and crafts. Some of the handicrafts increased are slowly yielding ground to the machines. Today, handicraftsmen have a strong rival in machine-made crafts objects which are low-priced. However, the handmade objects are more attractive and full of varieties. Science and technologies contribute in craftsmanship. Fusion craftsmen are practising and working continuously on different styles which can attract everyone. This paper tried to explored the changes in traditional arts and crafts and throw light on fusion style. This study reveals about the artifacts which are produced by artisans with the help of hand, tools, and machines.

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