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Plastics News: In the past two or three years, Sanilnaik and his more than 20 family members have been struggling to restore the glory that traditional Indian lamps have lost on Diwali. Those are environmentally friendly lights made of bamboo and paper, but they are losing to cheaper Chinese plastic lamps.
This year we produced about 2,000 lamps, which are available in many stores in Margga and other places. Naik said. But the Goa people, especially those in the city, became the prey of the Chinese lanterns. Chinese lamps come in all shapes and sizes, not only attractive but also cheap. This made Naik very uneasy, and the market also sold cheap Chinese firecrackers. Even at the Ganesh Festival, attractive Chinese dolls are replacing Indian earthen dolls, complaining that this has dealt a blow to traditional Indian craftsmanship.
But some people find reasons to buy Chinese lamps everywhere and at a cheap price. In the suburbs, temporary booths showcase Chinese lamps, making it easy for people to buy at the last minute. There are 22 similar stalls on the road from Margaux to Aquim. The Chinese goods sold also include light bulbs, table lamps, wall hangings, decorative candles and so on. However, most goods are not guaranteed and cannot be returned.
"The Times of India" October 23 article, the original title: Chinese lights added the brilliance of India's Diwali this year, the Diwali this year, the market is full of Chinese lanterns of different styles. This has made Indian potters and candle producers into difficult times, and sales have fallen, causing them to worry.
The vast majority of Indians prefer to use Chinese lanterns to decorate their homes, and their demand has increased several times over the past few years, while the demand for Indian candles has declined and traditional mud lamps have almost disappeared. Chinese lamps firmly grasp the Indian market because they are fashionable and cheap. The demand for Chinese lamps is growing at an alarming rate. Last year, stocks were almost sold out. Demand for this year is expected to reach a new high, a store owner said.