Monograph On Ivory Carving in Burma
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Although the ivory carvers themselves say the demand for their work has fallen off in recent years, the report received from Moul- mein shows that there has been a slight increase in the number of persons employed in the industry.
All the carvers have as much work as they can do, in fact, al- most more, and take a long time to execute orders, pleading press of work as an excuse for delay. There is thought to be ample scope for a considerable number of carvers in addition to those already employ...ed.
It is suggested that the opening of a school of art might give an impetus to the industry.
Influence of imported articles.
The proportions of the industry are so insignificant that it is not touched by foreign competition.
Articles are not manufactured in anticipation of the demand, but solely to meet orders received.
The only way-in which imported articles exercise an influence is when purchasers order articles to be made according to western models.
Source of material <:. at="" pyinmana="" elephants="" are="" plentiful="" and="" there="" is="" no="" difficulty="" in="" obtaining="" as="" much="" ivory="" required.="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although the ivory carvers themselves say the demand for their work has fallen off in recent years, the report received from Moul- mein shows that there has been a slight increase in the number of persons employed in the industry.
All the carvers have as much work as they can do, in fact, al- most more, and take a long time to execute orders, pleading press of work as an excuse for delay. There is thought to be ample scope for a considerable number of carvers in addition to those already employ...ed.
It is suggested that the opening of a school of art might give an impetus to the industry.
Influence of imported articles.
The proportions of the industry are so insignificant that it is not touched by foreign competition.
Articles are not manufactured in anticipation of the demand, but solely to meet orders received.
The only way-in which imported articles exercise an influence is when purchasers order articles to be made according to western models.
Source of material <:. at="" pyinmana="" elephants="" are="" plentiful="" and="" there="" is="" no="" difficulty="" in="" obtaining="" as="" much="" ivory="" required.="">
What to read after Monograph On Ivory Carving in Burma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pratt, H. S to read onlineMoreLess
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