Make in india - Indian handicraft Products onlinedrshn13
India's No.1 Upcoming Handicraft Seller, Which Sell Indian artist made prodcuts which are handcrafted. Buy wall hanging, kitchen accessories, dhokra arts, blue pottery,paintings etc.
Handicraft exports out of India is a high growth business. Handicrafts exports touched USD 3.66B in 2016-17, a growth of 11% over FY16 in USD terms. In Re terms exports grew 13.8% to Rs245B in FY17, as compared to Rs216B in FY16. These figures does not include export of carpets, which is another sizeable market by itself.
Over and above the handicraft exports, India exported around USD1.8B of carpets an floor coverings. A major portion of this is handmade.
Growth rates for both – handicrafts and carpets – are healthy. Over FY10-17, handicraft exports have grown at ~15% in USD terms. Over FY97-17, a 20 year period, handicraft exports have grown at 10.2% CAGR in Re terms. Growth rate of carpets is slower, but impressive nonetheless. Exports of carpets have grown at 5% in USD terms over the last 5 years, and 13% in INR terms
Most of the exports go to developed markets like USA, UK, Germany and Japan. UAE is also a key market. USA accounts for 26% of handicraft and 50% of carpet exports. UK, Germany, Japan and UAE all account for 5-10% each.
The healthy growth rate is a good sign for Indian artisans. This sector a large employment generator. According to a study commissioned by National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), the sector employed as many 9.6m people. It has created over 2 million jobs in the last 3 years according to NSDC data. The sector accounts for 15-20% of India’s manufacturing employment. This includes supplies to domestic market, which though is a smaller and less attractive market compared to exports.
Despite the gains made in export growth, India’s share of global handicraft market remains miniscule. According to a media interview given by a senior official The Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH), size of the global market is USD 235B. Of this, some is produced and consumed locally. For example USA itself produces USD44B of handicrafts locally, and most likely consumes that locally. It is estimated that global export market could be in excess of USD100B. China is believed to have more than 30% share of the global trade market.
One reason for the small share of Indian handicraft is the fragmented nature of supply chain. The trade is catered to by around 9000 exporter, with maybe not more than 50 companies with revenues of over Rs 1B (USD15m). Their mode of selling is largely through trade shows. The long tail market, or the small retailer in developed countries is not catered to by the Indian exporter.
The report gives a brief overview of the Indian handicraft export business, the key government agencies and private sector companies involved in the same. It also touched upon the global market and some online companies which are created digital marketplaces for handmades.
Make in india - Indian handicraft Products onlinedrshn13
India's No.1 Upcoming Handicraft Seller, Which Sell Indian artist made prodcuts which are handcrafted. Buy wall hanging, kitchen accessories, dhokra arts, blue pottery,paintings etc.
Handicraft exports out of India is a high growth business. Handicrafts exports touched USD 3.66B in 2016-17, a growth of 11% over FY16 in USD terms. In Re terms exports grew 13.8% to Rs245B in FY17, as compared to Rs216B in FY16. These figures does not include export of carpets, which is another sizeable market by itself.
Over and above the handicraft exports, India exported around USD1.8B of carpets an floor coverings. A major portion of this is handmade.
Growth rates for both – handicrafts and carpets – are healthy. Over FY10-17, handicraft exports have grown at ~15% in USD terms. Over FY97-17, a 20 year period, handicraft exports have grown at 10.2% CAGR in Re terms. Growth rate of carpets is slower, but impressive nonetheless. Exports of carpets have grown at 5% in USD terms over the last 5 years, and 13% in INR terms
Most of the exports go to developed markets like USA, UK, Germany and Japan. UAE is also a key market. USA accounts for 26% of handicraft and 50% of carpet exports. UK, Germany, Japan and UAE all account for 5-10% each.
The healthy growth rate is a good sign for Indian artisans. This sector a large employment generator. According to a study commissioned by National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), the sector employed as many 9.6m people. It has created over 2 million jobs in the last 3 years according to NSDC data. The sector accounts for 15-20% of India’s manufacturing employment. This includes supplies to domestic market, which though is a smaller and less attractive market compared to exports.
Despite the gains made in export growth, India’s share of global handicraft market remains miniscule. According to a media interview given by a senior official The Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH), size of the global market is USD 235B. Of this, some is produced and consumed locally. For example USA itself produces USD44B of handicrafts locally, and most likely consumes that locally. It is estimated that global export market could be in excess of USD100B. China is believed to have more than 30% share of the global trade market.
One reason for the small share of Indian handicraft is the fragmented nature of supply chain. The trade is catered to by around 9000 exporter, with maybe not more than 50 companies with revenues of over Rs 1B (USD15m). Their mode of selling is largely through trade shows. The long tail market, or the small retailer in developed countries is not catered to by the Indian exporter.
The report gives a brief overview of the Indian handicraft export business, the key government agencies and private sector companies involved in the same. It also touched upon the global market and some online companies which are created digital marketplaces for handmades.
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Presented by The students of BA Degree in Jewellery Design & Manufacturing Techniques batch 13
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ID :161003026
Dept. : B. Sc in Textile Engg.
Green University Of Bangladesh.
D, 220 Bijoy Sarani Begum Rokeya Sarani Link Road, Dhaka 1207, Bangladesh
HTOI going to introduce you to some of the top Indian folk and tribal dance forms of India. So, for what you are waiting let’s explore the famous Indian folk and tribal dances.
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1. INDIAN HANDICRAFT
INDUSTRY
BY: RASHMI VERMA
IBR 5006
Rashmi Verma IBR 5006
SEC-Q
2. KEY FACTS OF INDIAN HANDICRAFT
INDUSTRY
• India’s rich cultural diversity and heritage provides a unique and
huge resource for developing craft products.
• Handicrafts industry is one of the important segment of
decentralized sector in India.
• According to the national census of handicrafts, undertaken by the
National Council for Applied Economic Research the value of
handicrafts produced last year were of Rs.26,213 Crore.
• Provides huge employment opportunities to artisans that include
women and people belonging to backward and weaker society (6
million artisans).
• The Indian Handicraft Industry is a $100 billion industry worldwide.
• India’s contribution in world market is 1.2%
• The total exports of crafts items: - Rs. 13412.92 Crore.
• Industry’s share in India's exports:- 1.51 %
Rashmi Verma IBR 5006
4. HANDICRAFT ITEMS
Handicrafts products can be distinguished into following:
• Metal ware
• Wood ware
• Hand printed textiles,
• Embroidered goods & Shawls
• Carpets
• Bamboo products
• Zari goods
• Imitation jewellery
• Paintings & Earthenware
• Jute products,
• Marble Sculpture
• Bronze Sculpture,
• Leather Products and
• Other miscellaneous handicrafts
Rashmi Verma IBR 5006
5. EXPORT OF INDIAN HANDICRAFT
• Indian Handicrafts and Gifts Industry : a rapid growing
industry with a turnover from US $ 1.2 million to US$ 1.9
billion in the last decade.
• A consistent annual growth rate of more than 15 per cent
over a 10-year period, from 3.6% to a respectable 10%
share in global handicraft exports.
• In 2005-2006 the exports of Indian handicrafts has shown
an increase of US$ 298.87 million, i.e. the exports increases
by 10.02% over the similar period during 2004-2005.
• The industry is expected to triple its export turnover to Rs.
39,000 crore by 2009-10
• Create around 20 lakh new job opportunities.
Rashmi Verma IBR 5006
7. Export Promotion Council for
Handicrafts (EPCH)
• A non-profit organization, established under
the EXIM policy of Government of India in the
year 1986-87.
• Under the aegis of Development
Commissioner (Handicrafts),
Ministry of Textiles, Government
of India
• Website: www.epch.in
Rashmi Verma IBR 5006
8. MAJOR OBJECTIVES
• Providing commercially useful information and assistance to members in
developing and increasing exports.
• Offering professional advice and services to members in areas of
technology upgradation, quality and design improvement, standards and
specifications, product development, innovation etc.
• Organizing visits of delegation of its members abroad to explore overseas
market opportunities.
• Organizing & Participating in specialized International Trade Fairs of
handicrafts & gifts.
• Interaction between exporting community and Govt. both at the Central
and State level and representation in almost all the committees / panels of
Central and State and represents in almost all the committees / panels of
Central and State.
• To create an environment of awareness through Workshops on "Export
Marketing, Procedures and Documentation", Packaging, Design
Development, Buyer Seller Meet, Open House etc. interaction with Central
and State Govt. and various other similar programmes.
• Dissemination of government notification, orders, information on trade
and other relevant information to members.
Rashmi Verma IBR 5006
9. SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTH WEAKNESS
• Large, diversified and potential • Lack of infrastructure and
market. communication facilities.
• Strong, diversified and supportive • Unawareness about international
retail infrastructure. requirements and market.
• Cheap labor rates that result to • Lack of co-ordination between
competitive price. government bodies and private
• Need low capital investment. players.
• There is flexible production flexibility. • Inadequate information of new
• Easy creation and development of technology.
production centers. • Inadequate information of current
• No need for macro-investment. market trends.
• Industry provides potential sources of • Less interest of young people in craft
employment. industry.
• Products are high value added, and • Lack of skilled labor.
handicrafts have various applications. • Still confined to rural areas and small
• Potential source of foreign revenue cities and untapped market.
because of higher export. • Lack of promotion of products.
Rashmi Verma IBR 5006
10. OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
• Rising demand for handicraft • Competition in domestic market.
products in developed countries • Balance between high demand
such as USA, Canada, Britain, and supply.
France, Germany, Italy etc. • Quality products produced by
• Developing fashion industry competing countries like China,
requires handicrafts products. South Africa.
• Development of sectors like • Better Trade terms offered by
Retail, Real Estate that offers competing countries.
great requirements of handicrafts • Increased and better
products. technological support and Rand D
• Development of domestic and facility in competing countries.
international tourism sector.
• E-Commerce and Internet are
emerged as promissory
distribution channels to market
and sell the craft products.
Rashmi Verma IBR 5006
The rich history of India’s craft tradition has evolved over the centuries offering a legacy of Indian culture promising everything - beauty, dignity, form and style. The variety is comprehensive and ranges from age-old stone carvings to modern handicrafts making use of glass flints and mirrors. The most popular crafts, include metalware, earthenware, pottery, sculpting, woodwork, hand-printed textiles and scarves, embroidered and crocheted goods, shawls, zari products, stone carving and imitation jewelry. India is one of the major exporter and supplier of handicrafts and gift products to the world market. The Indian handicrafts industry is highly labor intensive and decentralized, being spread all across the country in rural and urban areas. The sector is considered as the second largest employment-generating sector after agriculture with numerous artisans engaged in craft work on a part-time basis. The industry offers employment to over 6 million artisans, including a large number of women and people from the weaker sections of society.
Handicrafts industry comprises diversified products portfolio and there is large variety available in market.
Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) under the aegis of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India is a non-profit organization, established under the EXIM policy of Government of India in the year 1986-87. It has created necessary infrastructure as well as marketing and information facilities, which are availed both by the member exporters and importers. The Council is engaged in promotion of handicrafts from India and project India’s image abroad as a reliable supplier of high quality handicrafts.