Handicrafts refers to works, industries and arts, the whole process of making of which is done using hands and manual tools
Handicrafts refers to works, industries and arts, the whole process of making of which is done using hands and manual tools. Stages derived from the culture, art, vision and taste of the people of each region, which is accompanied by the seasoning of the creativity of the artisans of these industries, and makes the role of these works of art different from the similar works of machines and directly on the soul and heart.
Handicraft work is considered a job, and there are people all over the world who do extensive activities in this field and have been working in the field of handicrafts for a long time. This collection of work is made of decorative and functional necessities and other simple and complex tools. Features that should be considered for handicraft registration:
- Existence of cultural burden
- Not needing large investment
- Creating development in disadvantaged areas such as villages and nomadic communities
- High added value compared to other industries
- Reliance on domestic raw materials for construction
- Helping handicrafts to the growth of economy and industry in different fields
People of many countries of the world are famous for their textile industry and attractive designs. If you pay more attention to the designs of handwoven textiles, you will notice that in all of them traces of the culture and customs of the people of that country can be seen, and they often have an indication of the nature and geographical location of the people. Fortunately, with the progress of societies and technology, handicrafts and beautiful designs and colors of textiles have not disappeared and you can still enjoy watching them.
The Arts and Crafts movement emerged as a 19th century design reform and social movement mainly in Europe, North America and Australia and continues today. Its proponents were inspired by the ideals of movement founders such as William Morris and John Ruskin, who proposed that people in pre-industrial societies, such as the European Middle Ages, came together through the creative process of crafts.
