Collaborative design learning for traditional crafts industry

Ellya Zulaikha · Margot F. Brereton

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Crafts, Textile, and Design Design Education and Practice Cultural and Communication Design Research

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Traditional craft industries need assistance with being transformed into creative industries; as such a transformation will support them to face the future competitive global market. Assistance such as advisory programs should serve long-term benefit for crafts industries as well as optimize self-help potential. Advisory programs using participatory methods will enable craftspeople and stakeholders to reveal resources and potencies, such as socio-cultural value, tradition and other kind of heritages, to generate new innovative ideas of craft design in a sustainable way.

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