Handicraft
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This document discusses handicrafts, which are objects made completely by hand or with simple tools. It defines handicraft as any work that produces useful or decorative handmade items. The document then lists five main kinds of handicraft: pottery, sculpture, embroidery, calligraphy, and mosaic. It provides brief descriptions of embroidery and calligraphy, and notes that mosaic can be made of small pieces of stone or glass.
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- 9. Is a visual art. Relates to writing. It is the design and execution for lettering The art of giving forms to signs in an expressive, harmonious and skillful manner. 4. Calligraphy
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