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Felt carpets (ala-kiyiz and shyrdak)
The art of making felt and felt carpets among Kyrgyz people has ancient historical roots dating back to the era of the early nomads,...
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Wanchojang (sedgework)
Wanchojang refers to the craft of making receptacles with sedge, a rush-like plant with a...
Leather sandals (zubayria)
Zubayria are traditional sandals made from natural leather. They are found all over Saudi Arabia....
Gold embroidery
The gold embroidery represented the highest form of urban crafts and had a deep historical...
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Bashofu (banana fibre cloth)
It seems that banana fibre cloth was already being made around the thirteenth century, but...
Horn carving
Horn carving is craft engraved and created with animal horn in ethnic minority areas. Horn...
Jewellery and Filigree
Jewellery products include rings, earrings, lockets, necklaces, chains, bracelets, bangles, nose pins, jhumkas, and tikli....
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Ikat
Ikat is a resist-dyeing technique that uses water repellant cord. It tied to a bundle of yarns before dye bath to produced desired motifs...
Jurabs (ornamental knitted stockings)
Knitting and weaving are an ancient crafts of the Tajik people. Archaeological findings of the ancient Penjikent (fifth to eighth centuries A.D.), such as...
Bamboo
Taiwan is located in the subtropical and tropical zone with bamboo varieties thriving under the climate. Lush and abundant bamboo has been an important...
Pua Kumbu (Sarawak)
Pua kumbu is a single warp ikat textile woven on a backstrap floor loom by the Iban women of Sarawak, traditionally to mark their...
Beadwork
The indigenous people of Sarawak have a long beadwork tradition as have the Nyonya (Peranakan) women of Peninsular Malaysia. “Bead embroidery”, which involves stitching...
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Pith craft of Tamil Nadu and West Bengal
The craftsperson’s knowledge of seed and tree, grass and leaf and other plant material available in their surrounding habitats distinguish the making, skills and...