What are the types of European folk art

Folk art is extremely rich in varieties, both for play and ornamental plastic arts, clothing, food, housing and transportation in the main practical crafts, and with folklore, religion and other folk arts and culture there is a close relationship between the formation of a variety of classifications: ① painting. Including prints, paintings, architectural paintings, murals, lacquer paintings, lantern paintings, fan paintings and so on. ② sculpture. Including colored sculpture (temple color sculpture, small

type clay figures), architectural stone carving, metal casting carving, wood carving, brick carving, sculpture, glazed architectural ornaments and so on. ③ toys. Including clay toys, ceramic toys, cloth toys, bamboo toys, iron toys, paper toys, wax toys and toys made of composite materials. Dyeing, weaving and embroidery. Including batik, printed cloth, clay cloth, brocade, embroidery, picking and patching. ⑤ Costumes. Including national costumes, children's costumes, wedding clothes, embroidered purses, insoles, jewelry, pompoms and silk flowers.

6 Furniture and utensils. Including daily use of pottery, daily use of porcelain, wood, bamboo, lacquer, copper and leather products, carriages and horses with decorative and artistic value. (7) theater equipment. Including puppets, shadows, masks, flower show modeling. (8) paper-cutting. Including window, gift flowers, embroidery, embroidery patterns, hanging paper and so on. ⑨ paper lanterns. Including a variety of lanterns, a variety of paper. ⑩ weaving. Including grass, bamboo, wicker, broomcorn millet, straw, brown, paper weaving. □ Food. Flower pastry modeling, pastry molds, candy modeling, etc.