Fireworks, or PYROTECHNICS, is an art form that involves the use of combustible materials to create a visually stunning display of light and sound. It has been used for centuries to celebrate special occasions, such as holidays, weddings, and other important events. Fireworks are typically made from a combination of gunpowder, charcoal, sulfur, and other combustible materials, which are then ignited to create a dazzling show of light and sound. PYROTECHNICS is a highly specialized field, and requires a great deal of skill and knowledge to create a successful display.