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Sculpture Art Industry

roject on: Small Scale Industry- By: Prof.Rupal


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Project by:-

1. Madhavi Vittlani 3050

2 Jenisha Vaghela 3052

3. Kinjal Ved 3054

4. Prashant Wadekar 3056

5. Shweta Zanjrukia 3058

6. Hinal Shah 3060

7. Umesh 3062


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Introduction

How the sculpturing industry came into

existence?

Establishment of Ganesha Utsav & Why?


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Intro cont....

Celebrated in the states of Maharashtra, Tamil

Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and many

other parts of India,

the intensity, passion and enthusiasm with

which it carries on, increases with the passage

of each year, thus increasing the demand of

Ganesh idols not only in India but also abroad.


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The nitty-grittys

The nerve center of Ganesh Chaturthi festival inMaharashtra is Pune.

Pune region had the tradition of making shaadu

Ganesh idols (Shaadu being the name of the clay used

for making the idols, available only in Rajasthan and

Gujarat).

Shaadu Ganesh idols are natural clay idols and were

painted with natural colours. In recent years, shaadu

Ganesh idols had to give way to glossy chemical painted

Plaster of Paris Ganesh idols.


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Industry selected: Sculpture Art Industry

Name of company: Deepak arts

Location: Shop Number 8, Kandori NagarCo- operative Housing. Society,

199/215 Panjrapole Road,

Opp. Madhav Baug Post OfficeChurchgate, Mumbai,

Factory Location: Silvassa

Area for production

& storage: 10,000 sq. ft.

No. of workers: Depends on demand

Wages paid: Rs.150 per day

Avg. Production: 10,000 & more idols per year


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Our Establishment:

born in March 2002 .

has built upon this solid foundation to offer the highest

possible level of products and satisfaction

What We Do:

talented and dedicated staff .

bring a vast collection of the most exquisite god statues

carved out of holy marble


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Our Assets:

highly skilled craftsmen who are expert in translating

buyer's designs .

hardworking enough to execute the orders withhighest quality and within prescribed time duration.

Trust of customer has been an opportunityto expandour business globally.


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Our Objective:

bind by the virtues of our culture and based onthe principle of expanding our culture beyondphysical boundaries by supporting our religiousdevelopments across the globe.

Mentor:

spearhead of the department, Mr DharmendraSharma is the one under whose efforts and skills, wehave drawn many international organisations andindividuals to our list of clientele.


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Ownership & Structure:

Type of Ownership: Sole Proprietorship.

Structure:Sole Proprietor

Accountant Designer Salesmen

Skilled workers Unskilled Workers


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Prodcution Process for Statues made

from marble

Selection of

Marble.

Carving


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Polishing

Beautification

Packing andTransportation

f i f S


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Manufacturing process for Statues

made from clay especially lord

Ganesha : Making of the mould

Internal mould

External mould

Making the idol

Painting the idol


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Capital required

ixed capital Land: Rs. 30-40 lakhs

Labour & bills: Rs. 60,000- Rs.80,000

Machines &Equipments:

8 compressors for Rs. 25,000 each

(Each compressor inclusive of

spraygun, pen gun, blower andcleaner)

1 generator for Rs. 1- 1.25 lakhs

Nominal charges for fans,

exhausts ,Etc.

Paints and Dyes: Rs. 5-6 lakhs.

Moulds: Rs. 1 lakh for art work

+ Rs. 2 lakhs for moulding dye.

Packaging costs: 200 idols

during one trip at the rate of

Rs. 800 per trip (approx)

Working capital


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Profitability Statement: (estimated)

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

Sales 79,44,000 1,37,72,000 1,42,29,660

Profit 1,86,218 5,00,280 8,39,922

Depriciation (included inProfit) 1,61,700 1,73,700 1,73,700

Net Profit Before Tax 24,518 3,26,580 6,66,222


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Forms required

Ghumasta licence

Application for electricity

Application for water

Income tax and subsidies

income tax is charged on an

income above Rs 80,000 per year

as the business is seasonal .

ganpati idols are usually sold only

once in a year an approximate

profit could be calculated ie

12,00,000 in a year according to

which they pay a tax of around 2

lakhs a year

Subsidies are availed for the

customer and not for the

producers


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Marketing & Distribution:

Personal

Government

International

Subcontracting


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Government regulations

Restrictions on the areas and locations

of immersion.

The idols should be made keepingpeoples sentiments in mind.

Idols should not be used as a meansfor smuggling

Precautions have to be taken, and firesafety rules have to be adhered.

Copyrights and patents.


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Export

The 2 main reason in hike of Ganpati idols are:

NRI have started celebrating this fest full flegedly thedemand for these idols has become common in abroad.

foreigners find these idols exciting because it is an idol of ahuman body having a face of an elephant in various poses.

there is huge demand from countries like:-

Africa

Jakarta

Canada

USA

Australia

Europe


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Future Plans:

To increase profit & sales.

To expand our business with techniques &

machineries.

Most of the production should be outsourced. Later to built small R&D sector to research &

sale eco- friendly idols.


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Conclusion

True Spirit ofpeople


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BUT HOW CAN WE AVOID THIS?

happens due to the plaster of

Paris and colours used in theseidols which can be avoided by

making eco friendly idols.

manufacturers will produce

what we buy.

Researches are being made to

find out new ways to make eco

friendly idols.


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