Indian Artisans Criticize Prada
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Prada: Why Indian footwear artisans are upset with the luxury Italian label

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Kolhapuri leather sandals are a staple in Kolhapur , Western Indian town.
Thousands of local artisans hand-craft traditional leather footwear.
Italian luxury brand Prada released a new line of footwear that bore a striking resemblance to the sandals - but didn't mention the design origins.
Social media was flooded with accusations of cultural appropriation, prompting Prada to issue a statement acknowledging its origins.
India must push for royalty-sharing and co-branding, says Ritu Beri , a renowned designer.
Lalit Gandhi , the president of MCCIA , says his organisation is planning to patent the Kolhapuri sandal design.
India could raise the issue at the World Trade Organization under TRIPS (Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) agreement.
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