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DOKRA CRAFT TAKES CENTER STAGE

India's inaugural Dokra museum is set to be established in the crafts village of Sadeibereni-Nabajibanpur, located under the jurisdiction of Saptasajya panchayat and Sadar block within the Dhenkanal district...

UNESCO REPRESENTATIVE LIST

Sadu Weaving Makes Its Way to the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.The Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the World’s Intangible Cultural Heritage adds new cultural components every session...

CHAM POTTERY FEATURED

UNESCO has awarded certification to the provinces of Ninh Thuận and Bình Thuận in South-Central Vietnam, acknowledging the Chăm people's pottery making as an intangible cultural heritage...

DA Resilient Tradition: Reviving Mi’kmaq Porcupine Quillwork

In the forests of eastern Canada, the Mi'kmaq people have practiced a delicate and intricate art form for centuries. Porcupine quillwork, once a vibrant expression of cultural identity, has faced the risk of disappearing in the modern age.

Pandanus Basket Weaving at the Western Australian Museum

The timeless art of Pandanus basket weaving is deeply rooted in indigenous traditions across the Pacific region. Celebrated for its artistry and utility, this craft finds a champion in the Western Australian Museum.

The Last Welsh Clog Maker

In a quiet workshop tucked away in the misty Welsh countryside, Trefor Owen practices a craft that feels timeless: clog making. For Owen, it’s not merely a trade but a vital link to a rich cultural heritage.

Preserving Tradition: The Legacy of Songket Weaving

In the heart of Malaysia, where tradition intertwines with artisanal heritage, a cultural treasure thrives...

The Rogan Painting Renaissance: A Craft Worth Preserving

For over 400 years, national award winner Abdul Gafur Khatri and his family have dedicated themse...

Weaving History, One Block at a Time: The Tale of Ajrakh Block Printing

In the arid lands of Kutch, where the vibrant colors of tradition dance with the desert winds, an ancient...

REMINISCING THE FORGOTTEN TASTE

In the heart of West Bengal, amidst the lush, fertile lands along the banks of the Hooghly River...

From Trees to Tales: The Fragile Art of Bark Painting

Bark painting, an ancient form of Aboriginal storytelling, is a testament to the deep ties betweenindigenous Australians and their land.

Seminole Patchwork: A Craft Born of Resilience

In the early 20th century, deep in the heart of Florida’s swamps, something remarkable began to take shape

Threads of Time: The Enduringx Art o Irish Lace Making

Traditional lace making in Ireland is far more than a craft—it’s a delicate narrative painted on the nation’s canvas.

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DOKRA CRAFT TAKES CENTER STAGE

India's inaugural Dokra museum is set to be established in the crafts village of Sadeibereni-Nabajibanpur, located under the jurisdiction of Saptasajya panchayat and Sadar block within the Dhenkanal district...

UNESCO REPRESENTATIVE LIST

Sadu Weaving Makes Its Way to the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.The Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the World’s Intangible Cultural Heritage adds new cultural components every session...

CHAM POTTERY FEATURED

UNESCO has awarded certification to the provinces of Ninh Thuận and Bình Thuận in South-Central Vietnam, acknowledging the Chăm people's pottery making as an intangible cultural heritage...

DA Resilient Tradition: Reviving Mi’kmaq Porcupine Quillwork

In the forests of eastern Canada, the Mi'kmaq people have practiced a delicate and intricate art form for centuries. Porcupine quillwork, once a vibrant expression of cultural identity, has faced the risk of disappearing in the modern age.

Pandanus Basket Weaving at the Western Australian Museum

The timeless art of Pandanus basket weaving is deeply rooted in indigenous traditions across the Pacific region. Celebrated for its artistry and utility, this craft finds a champion in the Western Australian Museum.

The Last Welsh Clog Maker

In a quiet workshop tucked away in the misty Welsh countryside, Trefor Owen practices a craft that feels timeless: clog making. For Owen, it’s not merely a trade but a vital link to a rich cultural heritage.