The Type dimension of the Nondestructive Testing Solutions for Handicrafts market is divided into five primary technologies: Ultrasonic Testing, Radiographic Testing, Infrared Thermography, Acoustic Emission, and Visual Inspection. Ultrasonic Testing dominates the segment, accounting for roughly 35% of market revenue, because its ability to detect internal flaws in wooden and composite handicrafts aligns with production volume. Radiographic Testing follows with a 22% share, offering high‑resolution imaging for metal and ceramic artifacts where density variations are critical. Infrared Thermography, representing 18%, is favored for textile and polymer crafts due to its rapid surface‑temperature mapping without contact. Acoustic Emission, at 15%, provides real‑time monitoring of stress‑induced events, useful for delicate wooden sculptures. Visual Inspection, though the simplest method, still contributes 10% as a complementary verification step across all handicraft categories. Collectively, these types shape the market’s overall size by aligning technology cost, detection accuracy, and material compatibility.