DEVELOPMENT TRENDS IN APPLIED ARTS AND CRAFTS
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Applied arts, craftsmanship, traditional techniques, digital technology, sustainability, personalization, cultural exchange, innovation, handmade crafts, eco-friendly design.Abstract
This article explores the current development trends in applied arts and crafts, highlighting the dynamic interplay between tradition and innovation. Key trends include the revival of traditional craftsmanship, the integration of modern technologies such as digital design and 3D printing, and a growing emphasis on sustainability and eco-friendly practices. Additionally, personalization and customization have become increasingly important in meeting consumer demands for unique, meaningful objects. Cross-cultural influences and community engagement further enrich the field, fostering creativity and cultural exchange. By examining these trends, the article provides insight into how applied arts continue to evolve, balancing cultural heritage with contemporary artistic and social needs.
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