Contemporary jewellery
Contemporary studio jewellery, one of New Zealand’s most visible and significant areas of craft, is characterised by conceptual ideas frequently informed through international engagement....
Tinsmithing
Tinware production in human history dates back to the Bronze Age in China, when tin was used for daily utensils and warfare: it developed...
Textiles (Malay)
Malaysia is a tropical country blessed with a multicultural population, rich natural resources and a long cultural heritage. Following centuries of trade and cultural...
Blacksmithing
Blacksmithing, in the form that it is most known today, has only existed on Guam for a few centuries. On the surface blacksmithing on...
Damascus mother of pearl inlay
Damascus mother of pearl inlay is a style of craft that can be applied to any form of furniture, wall and ceiling panel or...
Kaan pak tin (court-style gold couching and embroidery)
Prior to 1975, the monarchy and nobility of Laos were patrons of the arts, and women of the court couched and embroidered clothing and...
Pha Phrae Wa (khit mixed with chok)
Pha phrae wa (khit mixed with chok) is a shoulder scarf that Phu Tai people wear on their shoulders similar to a sabai. It...
Bamboo basketry
Bamboo basketry is a local craft found across Thailand. Each locality has its own weaving techniques and designs. Most common basketry includes baskets, kra...
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Shirdeg (felt rug)
Mongolian’s civilisation is nomadic, therefore people profit from farm and cattle animals like camel, horse, cow, yak, sheep and goat. Statistic showed Mongolia has...
Nielloware in Nakhon Si Thammarat
Nielloware had been used since Ayutthaya was the Thai capital, when Portuguese merchants came to make trade in the kingdom. It is believed that...
