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Orchard Palace was converted into a seven-room heritage hotel decorated with 1930s–1940s art deco furniture, antiques and handicrafts.

5%) and handicrafts and retail (19.

In 2003, Ōtani pottery was designated as a national traditional handicraft.

Technological backwardness was not limited to the usage of handicraft construction instead of assembly lines.

The most significant handicrafts of the city, which have worldwide market, are the commercial products of utility, religious use and artistic crafts of the royal families of Tibet of the past.

Industries in Moratuwa include the manufacture of furniture, rubber products, batteries, transformers, and wood handicrafts.

They are a sedentary people, who hunt, gather, farm, fish, and sell handicrafts for subsistence.

It also prospered on handicrafts such as weaving and producing leather coats which are locally known as Farawee made of sheepskin.

Through government support for Indian handicrafts and arts, the weaving community slowly grew and thrived.

Hand-loom and handicraft products are also made in high volume for the Kakching market.

Poetry, music and handicrafts and especially architecture was developed.

During the colonial period of the 1930s, silverworks and silver handicrafts prospered in Kotagede.

Lack of education and of skill in handicrafts, too early marriages, the ignorance of the rabbis and teachers, and extravagance were described as the four avot neziḳin or chief faults; and relief was proposed, as was customary in those times, through governmental intervention.

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Modern corporations have tended to favour abstract logos and wordmarks and celebrity endorsers to represent their brands.

" He wrote that he was giving up his status as a "celebrity pastor", that he considered his "angry young prophet" days to be over, and that he was reducing his public presence in speaking engagements and on social media.

An annual 5-mile race called The Rainow Five leads from the institute, up Kerridge then back down; it attracts many local runners, as well as the occasional celebrity such as Tony Audenshaw from the ITV soap Emmerdale.

The film was produced by Benjamin Irish, a protege of Veneno, and is widely attributed to Veneno's resurgence of celebrity in the country after 2007.

In 2000, the American Institute of Food and Wine sponsored Legal Sea Food's 50th birthday with celebrity chefs, including Julia Child, in attendance.

The company has received multiple celebrity endorsements including Kelly Ripa, Jason Priestley, and Tori Spelling.

To advertise the purchasing of Victory Bonds, the Victory Loan Dominion Publicity Committee created artwork, held parades, and had celebrity endorsements.

It is a comedic parody of celebrity news programs such as Entertainment Tonight and Access Hollywood.

He also specialized in entertaining at Fortune 500 corporate events and celebrity “A-List” parties.

In his time at Swansea, Trundle became a minor celebrity in the match, with his extrovert displays of skill (or "showboating") bringing him to national attention via the Soccer AM television show on Sky Sports.

Benefit concerts are a major example of celebrity charity for they involve popular musicians; actors and actresses; and other kinds of entertainment figures volunteering to a greater cause.

The efficiency of celebrity charity is explained by the theory of Catalytic Philanthropy designed by Paul Schervish.

Seeing a favourite celebrity support a cause can influence fans to support the same cause—not because the cause is significant to the fans, but because it seems significant to the artist.