Yurt

Yurt is a brilliant architectural design of nomadic culture. Optimal convenience of its structure fully reflects the dynamism of nomadic life and the philosophy...

Al-Sadu Weaving in Kuwait

Al-Sadu weaving is a women’s handicraft practiced mostly by the Bedouin (nomad) women of the State of Kuwait. The name of this craft originates...

Jewellery

Bush jewellery

Zilou weaving

Zilou weaving

Silk ikat

Miyagi dento kokeshi (dolls)

It is said that these dolls were made to sell to people visiting the hot springs in the north east of the country from...

Leather pyrography

Weaving

Metal pandain

Hand papermaking in Jaipur

Wood Craft

Felt rug

FASHION AND TRENDS

Lacquer ware

“Lacquer ware” refers to daily wares, crafts and artworks made by painting lacquer on the surface of all kinds of wares. As the main...

Tilla juttis (the traditional footwear of Punjab)

Climate, ethnicity, gender, age, status and other factors have influenced the diverse footwear traditions across India. Shoe-making is an oral and hereditary tradition. It...

Canoes

Textiles

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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...

Puppet (yoke thay)

Earthenware

Paper (hmaing-kaing)

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Māori Basketry

Hôl lboeuk (ikat)

A carved section of the royal carriage Phra Maha Phichai Ratcharot.

Woodcarving

Coloured lantern

Stone sculpture

Contemporary ceramics in the Benjarong style, by craftsmen of the Office of Traditional Arts, Ministry of Culture

Ceramics