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Promoting Crafts
- Conducting research on craft culture and establishing the subjectivity of Taiwan’s craft culture
- Archiving stellar crafts created by different ethnic groups and guiding the development of craft research
- Preserving unique craft techniques and cultivating talented crafters
- Hosting craft competitions and exhibits to encourage innovation in crafts
- Increasing appreciation for crafts, and promote the inclusion of crafting in everyday life
- Creating an informational platform crafts and provide digital content
- Attending international crafts exhibitions to promote Taiwan’s craft culture
Support the craft industry
- Supporting innovative product research and design to bolster product marketability
- Training professional designers, technicians, and managers to boost production values
- Coordinating resources from different industries to aid the transformation of crafts
- Supporting the use of multi-channel marketing and create markets for the industry’s products
- Building craft brands and bring them to foreign markets
- Supporting regional crafts and bolster the production capacity of small craft firms
- Improving supporting infrastructure and services at the Taiwan Craft Cultural Park
Looking to the Future
Crafts are the symbols of culture, and artisans are the pioneers of culture. With these principles in mind, the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute works to promote crafts and nurture craft workers. In recent years, we have focused on introducing Taiwan's crafts to the world. Toward this goal, we have been working to create legal frameworks, train skilled individuals, encourage regional cooperation and develop new markets. We are grateful that traditional handicrafts have now found their place in this knowledge-based economy. A 21 century renaissance for Taiwanese crafts is at hand!
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