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1.3 GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES OF SIPAJHAR Assam Area Covering a total area of 78, 523 sq km, Assam state is enriched by many geographical features. The Plains of Barak hills and Brahmaputra valley are the two locations that have prominence in the geography of Assam. Assam Climate The climate of Assam ranges from a maximum of 29° to a minimum of 16°. It is said that the land of Assam receives the maximum amount of rainfall in the entire world that goes from 70 inches to even 120 inches. Being famous for its tea estates, Assam also boasts of fertile agricultural lands most of which are irrigated by the River of Brahmaputra. Assam is an important geographic location of North-East India. Situated between 8905/-960 1/ East Longitude and 2403/- 27058/ North Latitude, Assam is bordered in the North and East by the Kingdom of Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh. Along the South lie Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram. Meghalaya lies to her South-West, Bengal and Bangladesh to her West. Name of Cluster : Sipajhar Cane and Bamboo Cluster No. of locality covered : Raghunath Mandir, Bijulibari, Maroi No. of units : 300 No. of units visited : 40 Average income per unit : 3000 Type of product : Pasi, Bisoni, Haloi , Mura etc Raw material : Cane and Bamboo Design Clinic 5 Band NAS Report: Sipajhar Bamboo Cluster-2012- Sheikh Moidun Nilufar 03
1.4 SIPAJHAR Sipajhar is one of the tehsil of Darrang District in Indian state of Assam. Sipajhar is a beautiful place. It is a large village and the life style of the people is very simple. The main occupation of the people are weaving, handicraft work & agriculture. 70% of the people of Sipajhar village do agriculture. The natural scenery of Sipajhar village is very attractive, it is surrounded with rivers, hills & tress. There are 5 rivers in Sipajhar namely Bornoi, Nonoi, Sattula, Mongoldoi, Noanoi and 2 tea gardens. The main occupation is agriculture. They have loom in their house and the women's use to do weaving in their home while the men used to do agriculture. Some of the villagers are also expert in handicraft works. They used to make handicraft items with <strong>bamboo</strong> and cane & used to sell that product. The women used to weave various dress material like gamucha, mekhela chaddar etc. and then they used to sell the garments. In this way they used to earn money. In the month of July & August the people used to harvest crops in their field. During these month all the men along with the women get to work in the fields. They used to take good care of the corps, put fertilizers, insecticides in their crops. After some months, in the month of January & February the crops are ready to cut. All the people used to cut the corps & take out the rice. They used 2 use the rice for their own. Sipajhar is also famous for its education. There are many schools and colleges in Sipajhar. Design Clinic 5 Band NAS Report: Sipajhar Bamboo Cluster-2012- Sheikh Moidun Nilufar 04
Page 1 and 2: SIPAJHAR BAMBOO CLUSTER Interactive
Page 3 and 4: CONTENT: Chapter 4- Brief Discussio
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Page 25 and 26: Name : Dalimi Das Vill : Bijulibari
Page 27 and 28: Name : Lakheswari Das Vill : Bijuli
Page 29 and 30: Name : Dipali Das Vill : Bijulibari
Page 31 and 32: Name : Rupa Das Vill : Bijulibari A
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Page 35 and 36: Name : Dipa Das Vill : Bijulibari A
Page 37 and 38: Name : Kabita Das Vill : Bijulibari
Page 39 and 40: Name : Bhanubala Das Vill : Bijulib
Page 41 and 42: Name : Jorun Das Vill : Bijulibari
Page 43 and 44: Name : Mandira Das Vill : Bijulibar
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REDESIGNED PRODUCTS Bamboo flower v
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REDESIGNED PRODUCTS Bamboo Chairs B
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REDESIGNED PRODUCTS Bamboo Centre T
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4.2 (b) Scope for research and deve
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Sander- Sander is used to cut the b
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4.5 (e) Study of scope in workstati
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Magazine stand The boxes are made o
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Flower vase The bamboo fruits tray
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For better & high production some m
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4.7 (g) Study of training and skill
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In these pictures we can see that t
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4.10 (j) Identify packaging and log
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4.13 Market- The artisans produced
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Support Institution- SBI, Gramin Bi
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No. of Units 0 5 10 15 20 25 No. of
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Threat: 1) As the production rate i
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Research & Development Technical Ce
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4.19 INTRODUCTION As part of the 5
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REPORT OF 5 DAYS WORKSHOP OF SIPAJH
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Unit 6: Day 5 of the workshop Conte
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Banner Of the Design Workshop At Si
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Distribution of pen, note pad, plas
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On the 1 st day we have discussed a
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This are the logos used by differen
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In the 2 nd half of the day, the ar
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The bamboo is then cut into small s
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She discussed with them about the 5
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The designer have shown some of the
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She taught the artisans how to make
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In the 2 nd session of the day anot
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Bamboo side table Lamp shade Ash tr
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The artisans were taught how to dra
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Photographs of different types of B
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Work in Workshop to make key design
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The artisans are also taught how to
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Various styles of key rings are mad
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The bamboo beats are dipped in the
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DAY4 In the 3 rd day in the 1 st ha
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The artisans also made a sarai of b
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In the 2 nd half of day the artisan
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DAY5 On the fifth day the artisans
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At the end of the workshop I have a
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In the 2 nd session of the day the
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Varnishing the final products Desig
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After the completion of the bamboo
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Distribution of the hard copy of al
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Various designs of bags made from B
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Decorative flowers made from Bamboo
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Filling of the feed back form & reg
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Bamboo jewellery in a jewellery box
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Research & Development Technical Ce
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