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Gayatri Kotwal receives second prize in ‘languishing & innovative craft’ at WCC 60th Jubilee celebration
11/29/2024 10:41:30 PM
EARLY TIMES REPORT

SRINAGAR, Nov 29: Renowned craftswoman Gayatri Kotwal was honored with the prestigious second prize in the ‘Languishing & Innovative Craft’ category at the 60th Jubilee Celebration of the World Crafts Council (WCC), held at the Sheri-Kashmir International Conference Centre (SKICC). The event brought together artisans, craft enthusiasts, and dignitaries from across the globe to celebrate traditional and innovative crafts. Mrs. Kotwal’s recognition is a testament to her dedication to preserving and revitalizing crafts that are at risk of fading into obscurity. Her innovative approach to the craft sector has positioned her as a prominent figure in Jammu & Kashmir’s artisan community.
The award was presented by an esteemed panel of dignitaries, including Sh. Atal Dullo, Chief Secretary of Jammu & Kashmir; Sh. Sa’ad Hani AL-Qaddumi, President of the World Crafts Council International; and Sh. Vikramjit Singh, Commissioner Secretary of the Industries & Commerce Department, J&K.
The ceremony highlighted the ongoing efforts to safeguard traditional crafts through innovation, underscoring the importance of artisans in both preserving cultural heritage and adapting to modern demands. The event also reaffirmed Srinagar’s status as a UNESCO Creative City of Craft and Folk Art, further solidifying its position as a global hub for artisanal excellence.
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