rakenduskunsti
Rakenduskunst (applied arts) refers to art forms whose primary purpose is the design and production of functional objects that are aesthetically valuable. It spans product design, jewelry, ceramics, glass, textiles, furniture, graphic design, fashion, and related disciplines.
In contrast to fine art, applied arts emphasize usability, production methods, ergonomics, and material properties, often
Historically, the movement grew with industrialization; the Arts and Crafts Movement, Bauhaus, and modern design each
In Estonia and elsewhere, rakenduskunst is taught within design schools and universities; the Estonian Academy of