In the contemporary century, while demand for traditional artistic items has diminished, individuals tend to utilise goods at a reasonable price. Although governments should support traditional skills and move them forward to adapt their products to societal demands, this may not be completely right for every business, especially those that are viable. On the one hand, the trading of goods at affordable prices has increasingly grown, mainly because of financial barriers; many people in underdeveloped areas can't afford to purchase unique and traditional artistic crafts. Furthermore, many traditional products, such as local garments, are not fashionable and trendy for city lifestyles. For example, many provinces of Iran have their exclusive clothes, which tourists often buy just once, since they cannot wear them in their daily life. In order to increase local crafts, some measures should be taken by governments. Firstly, these traditional goods should be tax-free, both for customers ...