National Tribal Crafts Mela will give artisans opportunity to sell directly to customers: Jual Oram
Updated: Nov 02, 2015 03:15:37pm
New Delhi, Nov 2 (KNN) While inaugurating the National Tribal Crafts Mela ‘Aadishilp’ in the national capital today, Union Tribal Affairs Minister Jual Oram said this kind of exhibitions provide the tribal artisans an important platform to showcase their talents through their products to urban India.
Oram said Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India Ltd. (TRIFED) through its 44 sales counter all over the country is providing much needed marketing system for tribal products.
Oram said “Ministry of Tribal Affairs will provide more and more such platforms for tribal artisans so that they can sell their products directly to the consumer without middlemen”.
The Minister urged media, NGOs and particularly urban youth to come forward to popularize the tribal products and bring the tribals into the main stream of the society.
'Aadishilp' organised by TRIFED at Dilli Haat will be open till November 11, 2015. Unique and exquisite tribal artefacts of more than 90 tribal artisans from all over the country are participating in this Exhibition.
Hand crafted items, handloom products, dry flowers, cane and bamboo products, tribal jewellery, Dhokra craft, tribal weaves, embroidery, tribal paintings and lot more is being exhibited at the venue.
The main objective of organizing Aadishilp is to give tribal artisans an opportunity to showcase and sell their traditional art and craft works directly to the customers and get their feedback which would help them in having valuable design related and other inputs.
Aadishilp provides them a platform for direct interface with art and craft lovers, share their talent with the urban elite and know the customers taste and preferences for adapting their product designs and creations accordingly. (KNN Bureau)
Oram said Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India Ltd. (TRIFED) through its 44 sales counter all over the country is providing much needed marketing system for tribal products.
Oram said “Ministry of Tribal Affairs will provide more and more such platforms for tribal artisans so that they can sell their products directly to the consumer without middlemen”.
The Minister urged media, NGOs and particularly urban youth to come forward to popularize the tribal products and bring the tribals into the main stream of the society.
'Aadishilp' organised by TRIFED at Dilli Haat will be open till November 11, 2015. Unique and exquisite tribal artefacts of more than 90 tribal artisans from all over the country are participating in this Exhibition.
Hand crafted items, handloom products, dry flowers, cane and bamboo products, tribal jewellery, Dhokra craft, tribal weaves, embroidery, tribal paintings and lot more is being exhibited at the venue.
The main objective of organizing Aadishilp is to give tribal artisans an opportunity to showcase and sell their traditional art and craft works directly to the customers and get their feedback which would help them in having valuable design related and other inputs.
Aadishilp provides them a platform for direct interface with art and craft lovers, share their talent with the urban elite and know the customers taste and preferences for adapting their product designs and creations accordingly. (KNN Bureau)
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