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Why should we lift the life of an artisan?
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Posted By :Purvi Jagnani
Posted :June 24, 2019
Updated :June 25, 2019

An artisan is a skilled craft worker who makes or creates things by hand . They are the ones who fabricate a designer's design and give it life. 

As a designer, I feel it is very important to uplift the life of an artisan as its the artisan who works hard and uses all his knowledge and skill to create beautiful and useful objects.

1. Artisans through their skills make things that can be used at homes, offices and industries
2. Artisans help fix things for individuals, businesses, governmental and non-government organizations.
3. Artisans that are good in installation help install things in homes, offices and industries.
4. Artisan services are sources of blue collar jobs which can reduce unemployment, poverty and social vices.
5. Artisan services enable people who are not financially buoyant or academically sound to be useful to themselves, their families and the society by learning vocational and technical skills.
6. Artisans contribute to the economy of a nation through their taxes paid to the government.

Region:Asia and Pacific
Countries:
Countries:Nepal
Nepal
https://servicestasks.com/artisans-importance-of-artisans-and-types-of-artisans/
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Training, Capacity Building, Community Development
RELATED SECTORS
Economic Growth and Trade, Entrepreneurship
Economic Growth and Trade, Entrepreneurship
SOURCE URL
https://servicestasks.com/artisans-importance-of-artisans-and-types-of-artisans/

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