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Ceramic arts in Uzbekistan

Les arts de la céramique en Ouzbékistan

Ceramic art is one of the oldest forms of applied art in Uzbekistan, where deposits of loess clay, including pottery clay, can be found. The practice is used to create large household items used in the everyday life of rural populations, such as large containers for storing food and water, tandoor ovens, jugs and toys. Traditionally,...

Central AsiaUzbekistanNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Hüsn-i Hat, traditional calligraphy in Islamic art in Turkey

Hüsn-i Hat, la calligraphie traditionnelle dans l'art islamique en Turquie

The Hüsn-i hat is the centuries-old practice of writing letters of Arabic origin in a measured and proportional manner while taking into consideration certain aesthetic values. Traditional tools include a specific type of paper glazed with organic substances, a reed pen, pen knives, a special slab for trimming the reed pen, an inkwell,...

Middle EastTürkiyeNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Traditional craftsmanship of Çini-making

L'artisanat traditionnel du çini

Çini are traditional, handmade glazed tiles and ceramics made in Turkey featuring colourful motifs of plants, animals and geometric patterns often found on facades of buildings and in homes throughout the country. Producing çini involves a series of processes. The clay is first shaped, lined, dried and fired in ovens specifically for...

Middle EastTürkiyeNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Traditional firing technology of Longquan celadon

La technique de cuisson traditionnelle du céladon de Longquan

The city of Longquan in the coastal Chinese province of Zhejian is known for its celadon pottery and the traditional firing technology that imparts its distinctive glaze. Compounded from violet-golden clay and a mixture of burnt feldspar, limestone, quartz and plant ash, the glaze is prepared from recipes that have often been handed...

East AsiaChinaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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