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Mother-of-pearl inlay is regarded as a high art in Thailand. This unique craft has been practised for more than four centuries. It is a craft that requires great skill and patience. The challenge is in carving the shiny mother-of-pearl...
Horn carving is craft engraved and created with animal horn in ethnic minority areas. Horn carving is mainly made up of ox horn and yak horn. It is most frequently seen in Chongqing, Inner Mongolia, Yunnan Yi Autonomous Prefecture,...
Artistic leatherwork is part of urban crafts, but is rooted in the traditions of the nomadic and semi-nomadic lifestyle of the peoples of Uzbekistan. Leather was used to make clothes, footwear, travel gear and household items. Goat, sheep, calf,...
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Wood
Wood crafts are very strong in many traditional Aboriginal communities. Products have a range of uses. The boomerang, shield, club, spear and spear-thrower are...
Leather pyrography
Leather pyrography is an art which creates very fine coloured tableaus by means of real leather patches. In this art different parts of the...
Lacquerwork
Applying yang rak or rak nam kliang (lacquer) as the main material can be found in the minor arts, decorative arts and fine arts....
Mashiko-yaki
The distinctive Mashiko style of pottery developed sometime about the middle of the nineteenth century, having come under the influence of kasama-yaki. In the early...