SCOTTISH CRAFTS SHOW

The Scottish Crafts Trade Fair in Edinburgh showcases native craftsmen's work to buyers from the UK and overseas. It features a variety of crafts, including mohair rugs, scarves, and soft toys. Despite challenges in exhibition and marketing, the fair highlights the unique skills of over 700 craftsmen, many working in isolation. The event aims to bring Scotland's best craftsmanship to a global audience.

What is the significance of the Scottish Crafts Trade Fair held in Edinburgh?

• It is the largest fair in the world.

• It is the first time craftsmen are exhibiting their work as a single national event.

• It is held annually in different countries.

• It is exclusively for local buyers.

Which of the following items are showcased at the fair from Clackmannan?

• Jewelry

• Mohair rugs and scarves

• Soft toys

• Hand-woven work

How many craftsmen are currently working in Scotland?

• Over 200

• Over 1000

• Over 700

• Over 500

What is a significant challenge faced by Scottish craftsmen?

• Insufficient workforce

• Exhibition and marketing difficulties

• High production costs

• Lack of raw materials

What does the fair aim to achieve for Scottish craftsmanship?

• To limit the crafts to local markets

• To showcase Scotland's best to the world

• To increase the number of craftsmen

• To focus on mass production