Village; New tourist destination
According to the Saba Commercial Unit, the villages have become the center of traffic for people who travel to the villages to escape from the noisy city life and car life. This will expand the tourism industry in the villages and it is a very pleasant event that can cause economic growth in those areas. Tourism draws money and population from centers of concentration and industrial gravity to villages and natural areas, so one should look for a way by which villagers can provide services or products to tourists and earn money from it.
The prosperity of rural handicrafts, the solution to overcome the water crisis
In the not-so-distant past, the economy in the villages was very dependent on agriculture, and of course handicrafts, which were often produced by the women and girls of the village, played the role of supplementary livelihood in the rural economy. The lack of water and the drought crisis have faced many problems in agriculture today, and if an alternative is not provided, we will have an increase in migration to cities and marginalization; Because in practice, an unemployed person is a desperate person and is forced to migrate.
Handicrafts, the only source of income for villagers during drought
Now, due to the problems of the agricultural sector, only one source of income remains in the villages, and that is handicraft production. The meaning of rural handicrafts is that kind of simple and uncomplicated technical industries that are considered as a source of income and additional jobs in the villages, and most of the villagers are engaged in it during seasonal unemployment.
We can safely say that there is no village in Iran that does not benefit from handicrafts. The producers of this art-industry are mostly rural women who produce according to the natural raw materials around them. iran handicrafts
Handicrafts, applied art and suitable for everyday needs
These products, such as copper vessels , clay, stone and wooden vessels, often have a practical aspect and suit the daily needs of the people of that region. Their products, from mats and carpets to traditional clothes, are all rooted in the culture and traditions of the region and are intertwined with their lives. For example, in the gabe woven by Qashqai nomadic women, you can see clear symbols of the mountains, vegetation and animals on the edge of the Zagros mountain range, as if these handwovens are an abstract painting of the nature around them.
rural handicrafts; Diverse but unknown!
The production of handicrafts in the villages of Iran has a very high diversity, but unfortunately, due to its unknown nature and lack of correct and principled introduction, the distance of the producers from the center and their lack of access to the markets of big cities, their lack of knowledge about the daily taste of the market, lack of sufficient knowledge of Due to the principles of marketing, the weakness of macro management, the growing increase in the use of polymer materials in the production of life necessities, as well as the significant reduction of natural resources, most of the producers of rural handicrafts have faced a serious crisis. Because all the mentioned things go hand in hand and cause the producer to not be able to sell his products well in the market and the inability to sell is equal to frustration and lack of motivation to produce more.
sale of handicrafts; Improving rural livelihoods, encouraging the young generation, reviving the forgotten species.
On the other hand, when producers who have been engaged in the production of handicrafts for many years and have become experts in this work cannot make a living by selling their products, of course others will not be encouraged to learn the technique, and the result is the destruction of many types of industries. It has been handy in recent years.
The role of the private sector in the development of the economy of rural handicrafts
The investment of the private and public sector in this area, which is very virgin and the investing companies will soon realize its importance, can be both a boom for the development of rural tourism and the income of the families living in it, and a significant added value for Investor section. Its clear examples in developed countries are indicative of this fact.
Aranik's website has been promoting and selling handicrafts online for four years, focusing on rural and nomadic handicrafts, and has been able to sell these products domestically and abroad. Aranik has also implemented social and economic development projects in deprived provinces in the past years by strengthening the capabilities of local handicrafts. kilim bag
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