Both glazed and unglazed firing have their own unique charms~
Painting on raw clay, clay sculpting and doodling, wood painting, and colored wood carvings... The creative ways of playing with these techniques have opened up more possibilities for the development of intangible cultural heritage.
Nowadays, with more young people paying attention to and exploring it, intangible cultural heritage can also re-enter our daily life and become an interesting "trendy toy".
In handcrafting, you just need to fully experience life and depict what you want. If you feel it's not artistic enough, you can imitate intangible cultural heritage and pay homage to the tradition through handicrafts; if you feel it's too dull, then add colors and incorporate creativity into the traditional...
↑There's nothing that can't be achieved through coloring~↑
As for painting, who says it has to be on paper?
As for inheritance, who says it has to be in a prescribed format?
DIY hand-painted ceramics/woodwork
It's innovation, and it's also inheritance.
Which one do you prefer?
