Author(s)

Monika, Shubham Kumar Sinha

  • Manuscript ID: 140039
  • Volume: 1
  • Issue: 1
  • Pages: 203–211

Subject Area: Communication and Media Studies

DOI: https://doi.org/10.64643/JATIRV1I1-140039-001
Abstract

This research work delves into the rich tradition of silver jewellery in Jharkhand, especially its deep-rooted significance among tribal communities like the Santhal, Ho, and Munda. These ornaments are more than adornments—they carry stories, rituals, and a sense of identity passed down through generations. Through a blend of ethnographic observation, visual research, and community interaction, the study captures the fading nuances of this craft. As interest wanes, particularly among the younger generation, the research explores how gamification—using elements like quizzes, storytelling, and interactive games—can breathe new life into these traditions. By designing a playful, web-based experience, it aims to spark curiosity and pride in cultural heritage. At its heart, this study is both a tribute and a call to action: to preserve the artistry of silver jewellery not just in museums or archives, but in the everyday awareness of those who carry its legacy forward.

Keywords
Silver JewelleryJharkhand CraftGamificationAwareness