Concept / Traditional craft practice

Traditional craft practice

The connection of materials, skills, making processes, learning, and use transmitted within a particular community

The connection of materials, skills, making processes, learning, and use transmitted within a particular community.

Valley with a river and mountain ranges

Both languages share the English example images. Japanese prompts are the recorded translations.

A phrase to start with

in the context of an evidenced traditional craft practice

Adds a setting condition for an evidenced traditional craft practice.

Appearance and effects

It appears as a setting consistent with evidenced materials and making processes.

Visual traits

material preparation
skill transmission
making and use

Expected changes

Evidenced materials and making processes become more legible
Connections to learning and use are more likely to appear

Five examples

1 — Medium-sized dog

Recorded example prompt

a medium-sized dog, in the context of an evidenced traditional craft practice

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2 — Cat

Recorded example prompt

a cat, in the context of an evidenced traditional craft practice

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3 — Teenage boy

Recorded example prompt

a teenage boy, in the context of an evidenced traditional craft practice

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4 — Unoccupied interior

Recorded example prompt

an unoccupied interior with a single chair, in the context of an evidenced traditional craft practice

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5 — Valley with a river and mountain ranges

Recorded example prompt

a valley with a river and mountain ranges, in the context of an evidenced traditional craft practice

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Meaning and scope

Definition

Traditional craft practice indicates a setting involving evidenced materials, skills, making processes, learning, and use transmitted in a community. It does not determine a place, bearers, objects, organizations, or a particular style as one undifferentiated subject.

In more detail

Confirm and choose materials, techniques, bearers, place of making, transmission route, and conditions of use separately. Do not identify a maker organization from its name alone; verify evidence and rights before using a concrete example.