Pronunciation: [ˈɛsθiːts] (IPA) 
Esthetes is a plural form of the noun esthete, which refers to a person who has a heightened appreciation for beauty, art or nature. The word is spelled with an "h" in between the "e" and "t" to reflect its French origin. The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbol for the "e" in esthetes is /ɛ/, followed by the consonants /s/ and /t/. The word can be pronounced as "es-theets" based on its IPA transcription.
Esthetes refers to individuals who have a heightened sensitivity and appreciation for beauty, art, and aesthetics. Derived from the Greek word "aisthēsis," meaning perception or sensation, anesthete is someone who possesses a refined aesthetic taste and tends to be highly discerning when it comes to visual and sensory experiences.
Esthetes are characterized by their ability to find beauty and artistry in a wide range of domains, such as visual arts, design, music, literature, and even daily life. They value the quality of craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the ability to evoke emotions through artistic expressions.
These individuals often possess a deep understanding of various artistic movements, historical periods, and cultural contexts. They can appreciate both classical and contemporary art and have the ability to critically analyze and interpret artistic expressions.
Esthetes are known for their inclination to surround themselves with beauty and to create harmonious environments. They pay attention to the visual aesthetics of their personal spaces, seeking elegance and balance in their interiors and belongings.
In addition, esthetes often engage in creative pursuits themselves, such as painting, photography, writing, or music composition, as a way to express their own aesthetic sensibilities. They may also actively seek out cultural events, exhibitions, and performances to further expand their artistic horizons and stimulate their aesthetic perception.
Overall, esthetes are individuals who possess a deep appreciation for beauty and can discern the artistic value in various forms of creative expression.
The word "esthetes" is derived from the Greek word "aisthētḗs", which means "one who perceives or feels". The Greek word is derived from the verb "aísthēsis", meaning "perception" or "sensation". In English, the term "esthetes" refers to individuals who have a heightened sensitivity to beauty and aesthetics, particularly in the field of art and literature.
