Folk art is mainly artistic.
When a potter is made of clay, pottery etc., when it is made of clay, then it is a crafts. When these pots are painted in a design or picture, when it is made of a hobby, then folk art But the difference in craftsmanship with folk art is that craftsmanship is made of skilled craftsmen and they meet practical needs. On the other hand, the common man's artisanship of folk art. For example, Nokshinatha created by ordinary women of the village. The yarn of cotton is enhanced by care and passion. Nakshinatha has practical requirements. Again, by pressing the soil, elephants, horse dolls, or wooden elephants made of wood, horse etc., there is no practical requirement of folk art. So it can be said
There may be practical requirements of folk art or may not be
The folk artworks of different types of silver, yarn, jute or jute made of cow made by girls are included in various kinds of Shatranji, Jainamaj, Shika etc. In addition to the paintings, drawings, etc. painted by folk artists, many folk artists including Nakshi Pitta, Nakshi Faksh, have brightened our culture.
