craft movement
[/kræft ˈmuːvmənt/]
nounpl: craft movements
movimento artesanal
1. A social and aesthetic movement that emerged in the late 19th century, emphasizing handmade objects and traditional craftsmanship as a reaction against industrialization and mass production
The craft movement valued the skills of individual artisans and rejected factory-made goods.
O movimento artesanal valorizava as habilidades de artesãos individuais e rejeitava produtos fabricados em fábricas.
2. A contemporary movement promoting handmade, locally-produced goods and DIY culture
The modern craft movement has gained popularity through online platforms and maker communities.
O movimento artesanal moderno ganhou popularidade através de plataformas online e comunidades de criadores.
The craft movement is particularly relevant in contemporary Brazilian culture, where artisanal goods and fair-trade practices have gained significant traction. In urban centers like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, markets and fairs celebrating handmade products reflect this global movement's influence. The term often appears in marketing, design, and lifestyle contexts, sometimes using the English 'craft' directly, especially among younger, more cosmopolitan audiences.
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