folk art
"Folk art" reflects the cultural life and heritage of communities, often characterized by traditional techniques and handmade craftsmanship.
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Definition
B2Cultural Art
(traditional)Creative works made by hand that reflect the traditions and cultural heritage of a community.
Example
- The museum's collection of folk art includes handmade quilts and pottery.
- Folk art often uses local materials and traditional techniques.
B2Visual Arts
(naive)Artistic creations by self-taught individuals, often with a simple, direct style.
Example
- Her paintings are considered folk art because of their naive style and cultural themes.
- The festival featured folk art from various regions, showcasing unique styles and materials.
B2Intangible Cultural Heritage
(expressive)Traditional forms of cultural expression, such as music, dance, and storytelling, that are integral to a community's identity.
Example
- The folk art of the region includes traditional dances and music.
- Storytelling is an important aspect of folk art, preserving the community's history and values.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "folk art":
traditional artfolk musictextile artfolk memoryfolk songfood artbody art