I'm not sure if it's so much that most people don't care, but that hand crafted items are more expensive. As evidence of popular interest, "craftwashing"[1] mas

I'm not sure if it's so much that most people don't care, but that hand crafted items are more expensive. As evidence of popular interest, "craftwashing"[1] mass produced goods with terms like "artisanal", and "small-batch" can be an effective marketing strategy. Using the example of a bible, a 1611 King James facsimile still commands a hefty premium[2] over a regular print. Or for paintings, who would prefer a print over an original? There's also the "Cottagecore" aesthetic that was popular a few years ago, which is conceptually similar to the Arts and Crafts movement or the earlier Luddites. [1]https://www.craftbeer.com/craft-beer-muses/craftwashing-happening-american-beer https://www.craftbeer.com/craft-beer-muses/craftwashing-happ... [2]https://www.thekjvstore.com/1611-king-james-bible-regular-facsimile-edition/ https://www.thekjvstore.com/1611-king-james-bible-regular-fa...