Kashmir's papier-mache exports witness a downward trend
Updated on Oct 18, 2009 07:15 pm IST
Kashmir's once flourishing art of papier mache is facing a downslide after being hit by recession and also due to lack of interest amongst the locals. Kashmir's papier-mache products have a strong Persian touch. Once a booming business, the papier-mache exports have come down from 3 billion rupees to mere 500 million rupees. Besides recession, another major reason for this downfall is that there are no takers to pursue this art as an occupation any longer.
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