POTTERY AND SCULPTURE IN CULTURAL IDENTITY: A COMPARATIVE AND HISTORICAL ANALYSIS
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Pottery and sculpture are among the earliest forms of artistic expression in human civilization. These art forms have served not only as functional objects. and aesthetic creations but also as cultural symbols that reflect social values, religious beliefs, and historical transformations. This article provides a comparative and historical analysis of pottery and sculpture, focusing on their cultural. significance, material techniques, and evolving roles in modern society. By examining these art forms across different civilizations and periods, the study highlights their contribution to cultural identity and artistic continuity. The research emphasizes that pottery and sculpture remain relevant in contemporary art through innovation, sustainability, and interdisciplinary approaches.
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