Análisis de la visibilidad del trabajo artesanal de la asociación de mujeres artesanas Palma Sara en el corregimiento de Cascajal Bolívar, índole cultural.

Abstract

The research proposal for this degree work, was to identify why there is little visibility in the craft work of the village of Cascajal Bolivar, a sector which is also governed by the crafts designed by many women who carry high their cultural heritage, therefore the initiative was given to investigate what were the factors that were interfering in the non-visibility of the same. As mentioned above, handicrafts have become part of the cultural heritage of the nation, and in turn the concept refers to a whole tradition that for years has covered several corners of Colombia and its various departments without leaving behind the village of Cascajal Bolivar. The results obtained for the development and fulfillment of the research proposed with a mixed type approach, were carried out by means of three data collection instruments, achieving all the necessary information to discover the central problem of non-visibility in the handicraft work of Cascajal Bolivar. The sample was carried out with twenty-five (25) artisans by means of three data collection instruments such as the structured interview, which was elaborated from ten questions that showed the trajectory of their artisan work as well as their knowledge of social networks, The survey with five questions focused on knowing the factors that could be influencing the non-visibility of the artisan work, and finally the non-participant observation that was carried out monthly in the social networks that the artisans used for their work, in this case it was evidenced that only four of the twenty-five people studied use social networks. Likewise, it is concluded that there is no visibility of the artisan work in the Corregimiento de Cascajal Bolivar, so it is evident that the population would be affected both in its economy and growth by the lack of it.