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What do traditional motifs in handicrafts show?

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Correct answer: Local culture and art

A motif is a repeated design, symbol or pattern used in an object such as cloth, pottery, woodwork or jewellery. Traditional motifs are usually connected with the history, beliefs, environment, stories and artistic practices of a particular community or region. They help people recognise the cultural character of a craft instead of seeing it as a completely ordinary manufactured product.

Option C is correct because local culture and art are expressed through traditional motifs. A motif does not indicate bank interest, the number of machines or the length of a road. For example, a regional plant, animal, geometric form or festival symbol may be adapted into a craft design. Studying the motif therefore helps us understand both the maker’s artistic tradition and the community’s cultural identity.

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Local culture and art

Why is this the correct answer?

A motif is a repeated design, symbol or pattern used in an object such as cloth, pottery, woodwork or jewellery. Traditional motifs are usually connected with the history, beliefs, environment, stories and artistic practices of a particular community or region. They help people recognise the cultural character of a craft instead of seeing it as a completely ordinary manufactured product.

Option C is correct because local culture and art are expressed through traditional motifs. A motif does not indicate bank interest, the number of machines or the length of a road. For example, a regional plant, animal, geometric form or festival symbol may be adapted into a craft design. Studying the motif therefore helps us understand both the maker’s artistic tradition and the community’s cultural identity.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 11 Home Science question. Chapter: Work, Livelihood and Career. Topic: Traditional occupations in India - Handicrafts.

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