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Kanthas of Bengal
Kanthas are vibrant patchworked quilts, recycled out of layers of used and discarded fabric, made by rural women in the eastern part of India. They...
Tapestry (shwe shi hto)
The art of tapestry named shwe chi hto (gold embroidery) seems to be flourished about one thousand years ago. Evidence can be found in...
Puppet (yoke thay)
Myanmar puppet stage is fully developed with drama music, songs and dances. The writer SayaHlaTha Mein wrote in his book, Myanmar Yoke – thayTabin...
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Felt carpets (ala-kiyiz and shyrdak)
The art of making felt and felt carpets among Kyrgyz people has ancient historical roots dating back to the era of the early nomads,...
TshemZo (tailoring)
TshemZo (sewing) includes tshemdrup (the art of embroidery), lhemdrup (the art of appliqué) and tsho lham (the art of traditional boot making). Like all...
Tha zo (weaving)
Tha zo or weaving in Bhutan is one of the first arts to be mentioned in the early Bhutanese literature. It is widely spread...
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Wajima nuri (lacquer)
Wajima is located in the Ishikawa Prefecture on Honshu island. Although the oldest piece of Wajima nuri is the shunuri-tobira made in the Muromachi...
