Traditional Brazilian crafts reflect the country's rich cultural diversity and history. Artisans create unique pieces using techniques passed down through generations. Common crafts include ceramics, weaving, and wood carving, often inspired by indigenous, African, and European influences. Many crafts are made from local materials, such as bamboo, clay, and natural fibers. Regions like Bahia and Minas Gerais are known for their vibrant handicrafts, including colorful textiles and intricate jewelry. These crafts not only serve practical purposes but also celebrate Brazil's cultural heritage and artistic expression.