concept   luster
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Africa (1) • East Asia (1) • Environmental conservation movements (1) • Handcrafted items (1) • Luxury markets (1) • Minimalist aesthetics (1) • North America (1) • Scandinavia (1) • South America (1) • Traditional tribal cultures (1) • industrialized countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 luster Africa In traditional African crafts, subdued luster is valued and associated with natural materials. 1
2 luster East Asia Traditional East Asian culture values subdued luster in art and craftsmanship. 1
3 luster Environmental conservation movements Synthetic materials with excessive luster are discouraged in environmental conservation movements due to sustainability concerns. 1
4 luster Handcrafted items Artisans prefer subdued luster to emphasize natural textures in handcrafted items. 1
5 luster Luxury markets High luster is essential for luxury items and signifies opulence and prestige in luxury markets. 1
6 luster Minimalist aesthetics Minimalist cultures prefer subdued or matte finishes over luster for a simple and functional aesthetic. 1
7 luster North America Luster is highly prized in jewelry and decorative items in North American culture. 1
8 luster Scandinavia In Scandinavian culture, subdued or matte finishes are preferred over luster for a simple and functional look. 1
9 luster South America South American artisans prefer subdued luster to accentuate natural textures and materials in their handcrafted products. 1
10 luster Traditional tribal cultures In traditional tribal cultures, subdued luster is valued in traditional crafts made from natural materials. 1
11 luster industrialized countries Luster is often linked with high-quality and expensive goods in industrialized countries. 1