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Research areas

The strands the Centre's work is organised into. Each area gathers its own projects, publications and people; the diagram below shows where those strands meet.

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Craft Process and Traditional Knowledge Documentation

The Centre documents diverse Indian craft traditions through interviews, demonstrations, field observations, and multimedia records. It focuses on both visible…

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Science and Technology Behind Craft

The “Science Behind Craft” research connects traditional artisan knowledge with science and technology. It examines materials, tools, processes, and their…

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Toolkit Research, Assessment and Augmentation

The Centre studies artisan tools, equipment, and workspaces in relation to materials, techniques, ergonomics, safety, and product quality. It documents…

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The shape of the work

How the areas connect

Every research area below is a node, and a line would be a project joining an area to one of the people working on it. Nothing joins them yet, so the areas are drawn on their own.

Craft Process and…Toolkit Research,…Science and Technology…
3 research areas, all drawn the same size because none has a connection yetTab into the diagram, then use the arrow keys to move between nodes.

No published project names one of these research areas yet, so there is no line to draw. A project is given both in the studio, under Projects: open or create one, choose its Research area, then add its Team.