The American Craft Movement
Craft Horizons. American Crafts Council, 1974.
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The American Craft movement was an anti-industrial rejection of mass production.
A return to handmade, craftsman and artisan work led to highly functional forms focused on raw materials.
Across architecture, furniture design, and art, the Craft movement championed simplicity. By removing the tooling of working at a commercial scale, the era reshaped how we look at more intimately handmade items.
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