Handmade crafts are increasingly threatened by mass production, raising questions about what is lost in a fast, profit-driven global economy. The discussion, led by Stefanie Dekker, features guests Somesh Singh from the World Crafts Council, chef Fadi Kattan, and calligraphy artist Sabah Arbilli, exploring issues of sustainability and cultural identity. It questions the value of handmade work and its survival amidst rapid manufacturing changes. This critical dialogue highlights the importance of preserving traditional crafts in a globalized world.
