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Aashi Srivastava

Beginner-Level 5

Though both the courses come under the Arts field, Decorative Arts and Fine Arts are completely different. The below table captures certain basis and aspects based on which we can distinguish the two art forms. Particulars Decorative Arts Fine ArtsPurposeBe well decorative and functionalProvoke emotional and intellectual responsesAmbiguity Comprehending Decorative Art pieces is easy because they are simple and directComprehending Fine Artworks is difficult because of the myriad meanings they carryNumber of EditionsUnlimited copiesLimited EditionMaterials usedAffordable and easy to use Varies from more to less e
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Mohit Mishra

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There are different types of Decorative Art forms:Naturalistic: these art forms are very close to reality and appear as natural and accurate as they can.Conventional: these art forms are created using traditional sources such as paints, sculptures, and canvas.Abstract: these art forms are far away from reality, and are created using various visual means like colors, lines, and shapes. They are created using the traditional techniques more experimentally. Geometric: as the name suggests, geometric arts are created using different shapes in unimagined ways to create a visually appealing experience. 

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Abhay Dixit

Beginner-Level 5

Decorative Arts courses are designed for those who wish to understand different aspects related to ceramic arts, interior design, textile design, jewelry design, and other forms used to decorate objects. Students can choose which career to pursue according to their interests and professional pursuits. 

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Piyush Chatterjee

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Architecture is more than just the design of the building. Good Architecture can make a building stand out with its design and elegance. It involves creating structures in a way that is visually appealing and hence a good knowledge and understanding of Decorative Arts is needed in Architecture. An Architect can use different Decorative elements to highlight the different parts of a building including moldings, capitals, and pediments. By working on these elements, architecture can create visual interest in the viewers and make the building stand out.

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Kritika Tyagi

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You can further upskill your learning by taking up an internship in decorative arts, interior designing, or any other related field to get hands-on experience and exposure needed to solve real-life problems. A few of the places where one can get these opportunities are mentioned below:Studio Internships: working in painting and decorative arts studios allows one to learn from experienced professionals and try their hands on those same things.Interior Design Collaborators: interning with interior designers provides you with abundant opportunities to learn about the work and the different perspectives they bring to overall work. It also
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Pallavi Rai

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Decorative arts is a vast term and has a myriad of objects and creative pursuits under it. This becomes a core reason for one to pursue the same because they get abundant opportunities in various fields. These include:Furniture MakingTapestry CreationCeramics Basketry Embroidery Jewelry CreationRug and Carpet Making Accessory CreationEnamel workMosaic Art GlassworkTextile Designing

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Shruti Shukla

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The decorative arts started with pottery as the earliest form of decorative arts, notably the Jomon style Japanese ceramics which started back in 14,500 BCE. Other historical decorative art objects include personal weapons and items of jewelry made of gold and bronze.

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Pallavi

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Decorative painting simply suggests the decoration of different objects by painting on them, or simply making paintings that can be used as decorative elements. It is known by various names like folk art, country painting, tole painting, and rustic painting. Decorative painters use different painting techniques to convert simple objects into visually appealing decorative elements.  

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Aashi Rai

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Decorative Arts are used to enhance the aesthetics and add to the beauty of the spaces and everyday objects. They serve as tools for cultural expression used for telling stories and communicating societal values. These art forms act as decorative elements by adding beauty to various objects of furniture, glassware, textiles, and ceramics. 

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