SYSTEM MAPPING- CRAFT TANGALIYA

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System mapping is a visual representation technique used to illustrate the interconnectedness and dynamics of a complex system. This is a holistic mappig of Tangaliya craft. It involves mapping out the various components of a system, such as entities, processes, interactions, and feedback loops, to understand how they relate to each other and contribute to the overall functioning of the system.

System mapping for Craft Tangaliya involves visually representing the interconnected elements of the Tangaliya craft production process. This traditional Gujarati weaving technique encompasses various stages, from sourcing raw materials to the final product. The system map would delineate these stages, including the acquisition of locally-sourced wool, the spinning process, dyeing, pattern design, loom setup, weaving, finishing, and distribution.

Each stage would be represented with its associated inputs, processes, and outputs, highlighting the flow of materials, information, and resources throughout the system. Additionally, the map would illustrate the interactions between different actors involved in the process, such as artisans, suppliers, designers, and distributors.