Creativity and Richness Craft: Admirable Traditional Carve Wooden Art as Recognition of Pakistani Heritage

Authors

  • Romana Yasmin Khan huazhong university of science and technology,wuhan china
  • Jianjun Huang school of architecture ad urban planing ,huazhong university of science and technology ,wuhan ,
  • kangli Ren school of art and design ,huazhong university of science and technology ,wuhan ,
  • Shumaila Meer PHD school of economics school ,huazhong university of science and technology ,wuhan ,
  • Dr. Zain Ul Wahab

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18533/journal.v7i9.1480

Keywords:

Craftsmen, Decorative Handicraft, Heritage, Shortcomings, Wooden Art.

Abstract

Pakistan has historically been the center of traditional hand carving expertise. Pakistani wooden furniture and decorative wooden items are the major traditional elements that are recognized with their elegant carvings, unique inlays work and decorative floral and geometrical patterns. The aim of this study was to highlight the issues and give some solutions to overcome the obstacles and problems; to increase the productivity and also will help to flourish the craftsmen performance at small scale industries and cottages spread over in Pakistan. The market survey and interviews were conducted to assess the aesthetics capabilities of artisans and craftsmanship the field of wooden furniture. It has been investigated that better-quality furniture would be produced if quality of labor will be equipped with better life and much knowledge. Local craftsmen should be acknowledged and facilitated them through which they can not only quicken their work to earn a better living but also can carry on their profession for promoting their heritage and culture.

Author Biographies

  • Romana Yasmin Khan, huazhong university of science and technology,wuhan china
    PHD student school of architecture and urban planing
  • Jianjun Huang, school of architecture ad urban planing ,huazhong university of science and technology ,wuhan ,
    professor and supervisor interior design  ,school of architecture and urban planing 
  • kangli Ren, school of art and design ,huazhong university of science and technology ,wuhan ,
    professor  ,art and design ,huazhong university of science and technology ,wuhan ,
  • Shumaila Meer, PHD school of economics school ,huazhong university of science and technology ,wuhan ,
    PHD school of economics school ,huazhong university of science and technology ,wuhan ,

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2018-09-28

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Vol. 7 No. 9 (2018): September

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