How to make crafts profitable?

Crafts have always been considered as a profit-making industry. As long as they have a market, they can make a lot of turnover. The sale of handicrafts is also varied, such as: exports, fashion jewelry stores, supporting production for large companies, and so on. When more and more people are absorbed by this "come and easy" industry, when people's consumption levels are getting higher and higher, rough and delicate crafts are obviously unable to meet people's needs. This will inevitably put the handicraft on the "new wave". The more refined and more novel the style of goods, the better the market will be. So what kind of craft is more profitable? Which operating method is more "profitable"?

2012 led the new trend of fashion jewelry. We found that to meet the psychological needs of buyers, "exquisite" is the pursuit of modern arts and crafts, unique shape, good quality crafts are the first choice for decoration or gifts. In recent years, the global trend of popular Chinese style and fashionable clothing on the front end have all evoked a new combination of Chinese traditional elements. In the craft industry, no exception.

Antique crafts and Chinese traditional crafts have become new hot spots in major gifts exhibitions. Whether it is the collection of traditional Chinese elements or the inheritance of antique crafts, the greatest advantage is the museum’s cultural relics and the museum's practitioners.

From abroad, we can learn that museums in the United States, the United Kingdom, and France have collaborated in the development of collections of replicas and artistic and cultural products. The artistic age spans time and space: since ancient times, Egypt, Greece, Rome, modern art, various painting schools, and all categories, commodities Marketing all major cities around the world, creating great profits.

Almost every museum in Taiwan has its own relics of cultural relics, Taiwan's National Palace Museum locks brand authorization, and cultural avatar dolls are sold worldwide. The Shanghai Museum, which produces 25 million yuan annually in cultural goods, has successfully developed more than 1,600 cultural commodities in the more than 10 years since 1996. The annual sales have climbed to 25 million yuan, far exceeding the ticket sales revenue. In June 2009, art derivatives stores were airborne at the Global Financial Center... It can be seen that the development of tourist souvenirs with Chinese characteristics, combined with museum resources, will be a dark horse in the handicraft industry. In particular, museums and memorial halls were developed free of charge in 2008, bringing huge flow of people and potential business opportunities.