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f. Design Opportunity in workstation and tooling design ISSUES and CONCERNS: * The work process is really slow due to hand made nature of the process. * The handloom accessories used are outdated and old, leads to slow and time consuming production process. * The work place is not appropriate, cluttered and not organized. * There is no proper lighting system for working in night hours. * In case of no electricity weavers work in only day time which can result in less of productivity. * While working in the open, there is loss of precious metals like gold and silver, which artisans don’t realize. This is caused due to blowing of winds and no proper way of preventing waste. * The sitting position for the weavers is not proper so they feel back pains after they work long periods in the looms. * The weaving accessories are kept with no proper arrangement or storage, leads to damage of it. OPPORTUNITIES: * The new handloom accessories for bobining, pirn winding etc can be introduced at common facilitation centre. * Organized work stations at CFC. * Solar lights can be introduced so that they could work in the evening hours. Design Clinic 5 Band Workshop Report : Poiranga Handloom Cluster, Boko | 2011 | Dibakar Choudhury 98
g. Details of market and competition study for design advantage and distinction ISSUES and CONCERNS: * Decrease in profit margins due to exploitation by the traders and increase in the cost of raw materials. * Buyers / Traders are not ready to pay higher prices for the products. * There is a serious competition from outside of the clusters. * Already some of independent entrepreneur in Assam are making better quality products with few variations as per consumer needs. * No exposure to the market and interaction, as middlemen/ traders buy products from the weavers and sell it in the market. * As there is no interaction with the market, the artisans rarely have any direct consumer feedback. OPPORTUNITIES: * Product diversification using traditional techniques and motifs will give them distinctive Design Clinic 5 Band Workshop Report : Poiranga Handloom Cluster, Boko | 2011 | Dibakar Choudhury 99
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Interactive Design Study Cluster Le
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MINISTRY OF MSME MSMEs. The total s
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IIE • The approach of the Indian
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POIRANGA AND ADJOINING AREAS OF •
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• Palashbari: The old Palashbari
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• Boko: Boko is also a trading ce
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The last 100 years have seen the gr
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POIRANGA located in South Kamrup Di
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THE HANDLOOM SECTOR IN INDIA- A RET
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• At the time of independence, th
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• strategic interventions to enab
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• The Master wavers Decades back,
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• Contribution of Women Weavers:
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• The self-sufficient weaver spen
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Life cycle of silk worms has four s
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Rearing schedule for eri silkworm:
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• Autumn season: 5 th batch Septe
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De-gumming of eri cocoons: Cocoon c
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Eri is not a continuous filament an
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Charka type spinning machine The ch
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• Spinning on a `takli` also brin
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6 Season for raising plantation Cas
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Page 109 and 110: CONCLUSION • The visit to Poirang
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Page 137 and 138: 5. The existing product Makhela-cha
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