Profiling the Behaviour of People Working with Crafts

Citation

Fillis I (2010) Profiling the Behaviour of People Working with Crafts. In: Valentine L & Follett G (eds.) Past, Present and Future Craft Practice. Dundee: Duncan of Jordanstone College, National Museums of Scotland, University of Dundee, pp. 124-135. http://www.futurecraft.dundee.ac.uk/

Abstract
Craft is taken to mean an object which must have a high degree of hand-made input, but not necessarily having been produced or designed using traditional materials, produced as a one-off or as part of a small batch, the design of which may or may not be culturally embedded in the country of production, and which is sold for profit (Fillis 2000).

Keywords
; Handicraft Marketing; Handicraft Economic aspects