Works of art have been patented. Can others imitate it? Will it constitute infringement?

1. If the patent applied for is a handicraft production method (invention patent) and the patent right has been obtained, it will constitute infringement for others to process and produce handicrafts in this way, no matter what patterns they are.

If the patent applied for is only the pattern of handicraft, it is a design patent. As long as the patterns of handicrafts made by others are different, it does not constitute infringement.

2. Not selling your own collection is also infringement, but no one will ask, so there is no infringement.

3. Improve and adapt the patented technology. If we bypass his patent, we can legally engage in this kind of artistic creation. If it can't be bypassed, it is necessary to buy a patent right, and the right holder can legally use it with permission.