Bajoran art is a rich expression of the cultural heritage of the Bajoran people, known for its spiritual and historical significance. It often incorporates themes of nature, spirituality, and the struggles faced during the Cardassian occupation. Traditional forms include pottery, weaving, and painting, which reflect the deep connection Bajorans have with their land and history. In addition to traditional crafts, contemporary Bajoran artists explore modern techniques and styles, blending old and new influences. Art is often displayed in public spaces and galleries, fostering community engagement and appreciation for Bajoran culture. This artistic expression plays a vital role in the healing and identity of the Bajoran people.