The artisans of Atyrá, Paraguay, have appealed for public support to keep a local craft tradition alive. Their appeal is aimed at preserving the skills and knowledge that sustain the trade, as well as the work produced in the town's workshops. Support from residents and customers could help maintain demand for handmade pieces and give younger practitioners a way to continue. The appeal also seeks to retain knowledge passed between generations rather than allow it to fade as older artisans retire. The report does not specify which craft is involved, how many people work in it or whether a funding program has been proposed. It also gives no date for a particular event or financial target, leaving the artisans' broader appeal for sustained community backing.