Recreation → Handicrafts
Organizations relating to Handicrafts
Development Cooperation with the Third World / Bergheim, Austria / Est. 1975
International Origami Centre, Tokyo / Tokyo, Japan / Est. 1954
International Quilt Association / Est. 1979
International Patchwork Association
International Tapestry Network
Foreningen for Berejste Skandinaviske Håndvaerkere
Crochet Association International / Dallas GA, USA / Est. 1976
Centre international de la tapisserie française / Paris, France
Latin American Handicraft Cooperation Programme
Centre international de la tapisserie ancienne et moderne / Est. 1961
European Quilt Association / Est. 1989
Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society / Glasgow, UK / Est. 1973
Oxfam Trading / Ghent, Belgium
View all profiles (38 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Handicrafts
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialDecline of handicrafts and cottage industries
Elimination of traditional skills
Threatened habitats of Boreal floral kingdom
Endangered habitats of Cape floral kingdom
Commercialization of art
Action Strategies relating to Handicrafts
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialManufacturing local craft products
Encouraging local craft abilities
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