A Study on Market Opportunities & Consumer Buying Behaviour Towards Indian Handicraft Products

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Abstract

India has an extremely rich craft tradition, recognized by its unique aesthetic and mythological emotions expressed through artistry. The history of Indian Handicrafts dates back to one of the earliest civilizations of the world. It is now home to more than 7.3 million artisans residing mostly in rural or semi urban areas of India. This study will give a clear perception of the target consumers behaviour towards purchasing Indian handicrafts and would help stakeholders involved in Indian handicraft sectors to leverage on the critical findings stated in this study and devise a holistic marketing platform to explore the mentioned market opportunities of Indian Handicrafts. Certain critical challenges faced by this sector is inefficient institutional framework, relevant education, low capital, and deprived exposure to new technologies, no access to market intelligence. The paper also highlights critical constraints found during market research from consumer end and also suggests strategies which can be adopted.

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Sana Mushtaq Shaikh Mushtaq Shaikh. 1970. "A Study on Market Opportunities & Consumer Buying Behaviour Towards Indian Handicraft Products". Global Journal of Human-Social Science - H: Interdisciplinary GJHSS-H Volume 20 (GJHSS Volume 20 Issue H10).

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Sana Mushtaq Shaikh Shaikh
Sana Mushtaq Shaikh Shaikh Symbiosis International University