Taideteollinen
Taideteollinen is a Finnish term that translates to "industrial art" or "art industry." It refers to the intersection of art and industrial production, encompassing the design and manufacturing of functional objects that also possess aesthetic value. This concept emerged during the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a response to the mass production of goods, aiming to elevate the quality and design of everyday items.
The Taideteollinen movement emphasized the importance of craftsmanship, functionality, and beauty in the creation of consumer
Finland has a strong tradition of Taideteollinen, particularly in areas like ceramics, glassware, furniture, and textiles.