Fibre crafts

Bamboo, rattan, rush, leaves of palms and pandanus, and plant fibers are used to make a variety of utility and ornamental items by Sri...

Sarawak textiles

The earliest evidence of textiles in Sarawak, located in the west of the island of Borneo, are fragments associated with burials recovered from the...

Woodcarving

Enameling

Enameling

Pottery

The production of ceramics (kheuang pan din phao) occurs throughout Laos. Artisans create both glazed and and unglazed pottery. Members of the Lao and...

Bamboo

Textiles

Iga-yaki

Tekat (Malay)

Stone sculpture

Design of regalia with gems for a golden Buddha image By craftsmen of the Office of Traditional Arts, Ministry of Culture

Metalworking

Coloured lantern

Mosikaka weaving

FASHION AND TRENDS

Horn carving

Horn carving is craft engraved and created with animal horn in ethnic minority areas. Horn carving is mainly made up of ox horn and...

Piña Weaving

Piña is a handwoven Philippine textile produced mostly by the Aklanon in the province of Aklan in Western Visayas, Philippines. It is considered the...

Kasabu viyun (embroidery)

Basketry

Filling sand bottles

Wood carving

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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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