What is the difference between modern design concept and traditional arts and crafts production concept?

Modern design is a specific historical concept, a product of modern industrial production conditions, and a means to solve the conflict between art, function and machine production. It is a design that organically harmonizes the functionality, aesthetic appearance and comfort of use of products under the conditions of modern industrial mass production. Modern design, as an independent specialty, was born in the western industrialized countries in the early 20th century, with industrial design as its main body. International Federation of Industrial Design Associations 1980

At the conference held in Paris in, industrial design was defined as: "As far as mass-produced industrial products are concerned, it is called industrial design that materials, structures, shapes, colors, surface treatments and decorations are endowed with new qualities and qualifications by virtue of training experience and visual experience."

The concept of traditional arts and crafts design has been presented in the early activities of making utensils.

Our primitive ancestors designed and made stone knives, axes, bows and arrows, spears and other tools in the process of hunting, picking and farming, and also designed and made stones or animal bones and scallops into necklaces and bracelets to decorate themselves. However, the concept of "arts and crafts" was established in Britain, the first country to experience the industrial revolution, after human civilization entered the industrial society. Ironically, it appeared in an anti-industrialization movement, namely Art & amp； The arts and crafts movement is usually translated as "arts and crafts movement" or "arts and crafts movement".

It emphasizes the combination of art and handicraft, and embodies the unity of human mind, mind and hands. It tries to combine human creativity with complex handicrafts to create beautiful and practical articles to serve human life.

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