Chikankari of Lucknow, Pashmina Shawls of Kashmir, Mysore silk of Karnataka, is a great example of a Geographical Indication (GI) that corresponds to a specific geographical location or origin. However, due to the rapid advancements in globalization, trade, and technology, many fraudulent practices prevail in the market selling low-quality or counterfeit items, thus degrading these products’ authenticity and traditional flavors.
In such cases, it becomes vital to secure the original products by their owners through Geographical Indication. The laws apply to a wide range of products, including handicrafts and agricultural products to protect their uniqueness and enhance the export value of these goods.
Our team of accredited attorneys is well versed with Geographical Indication laws applicable to a wide range of products like traditionally manufactured goods and agricultural produce. We can assist in filing the application, prosecuting and protecting it in India and countries globally.