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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...
Earthenware
The town of Moattama was first mentioned in an old Burmese inscription of 1326 where it is called Muttama, the name which until now...
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Coloured lantern
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