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Difficulties encountered in promoting paper art

Difficulties encountered in promoting paper art Difficulties encountered in promoting paper art

Although paper art is no longer an unfamiliar word to many people, there are still many potential difficulties in the actual promotion process of paper art. These potential difficulties are very important for the promotion of paper art. There are certain obstacles to the promotion and popularization in our country, but since its existence is not a short-term thing, if we really want to overcome these difficulties and promote paper art more smoothly, we still need to conduct detailed research on these difficulties. Analysis to find out the essential reasons and fundamentally clear the way for the wider promotion of paper art.


The first issue that should be taken seriously is culture. Although paper art is a traditional Chinese handicraft that has existed since the invention of paper, the traditional concept has always been that paper is a light and cheap material. Therefore, some cultural customs related to paper are not too divorced from the real material society. I just think that its value itself is not very high. This is also the reason why although paper-cutting has existed and developed among Chinese people for a long time, it has never been recognized by the mainstream commodity market, although this situation has changed to a certain extent in recent years.


Another question is how paper art can form a complete industrial chain. In fact, the problem of the paper art industry chain is mainly caused by the fact that there are many types of paper art and it is impossible to organize these different paper art types systematically. Now the only one that has truly formed an industrial chain and is quite mature in its operation is paper-cutting. However, almost none of the other paper art types can form an industrial chain like paper-cutting, so it itself cannot be formed in the market economy. A virtuous cycle that can truly drive the development of cultural products through profits and promote their value through development.