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Al-Qatt Al-Asiri, female traditional interior wall decoration in Asir, Saudi Arabia

L’Al-Qatt Al-Asiri, décoration murale traditionnelle par les femmes de l’Asir (Arabie saoudite)

Al-Qatt Al-Asiri, a traditionally female interior wall decoration, is an ancient art form considered as a key element of the identity of the region of Asir. It is a spontaneous art technique carried out largely by women today in the community that involves decorating the interior walls of their houses, specifically rooms for visiting...

Middle EastSaudi ArabiaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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UNESCO urgent safeguarding list1 sources

Construction processes of the quincha house and the junta de embarre / embarra

Les processus de construction de la maison quincha et de la junta de embarre/embarra

The construction of mud or clay houses, known as quincha houses, is a traditional building practice commonly found in rural and semi-urban areas in many parts of Panama. These homes are made using a mix of clay soil, hay and natural fibres, along with wood and plants to support the structure. This construction process – called a 'junta...

Latin America and CaribbeanPanamaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Fiesta of the patios in Cordova

La fête des patios de Cordoue

For twelve days at the beginning of May, the city of Cordova celebrates the Fiesta of the Patios. The patio houses are communal, family or multi-family dwellings or sets of individual houses with a shared patio, located in the city’s historical quarter. This characteristic cultural space boasts an abundant array of plants, and during...

EuropeSpainNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Shrovetide door-to-door processions and masks in the villages of the Hlinecko area

Les défilés de porte-à-porte et masques des Jours gras dans les villages de la région de Hlinecko

The Shrovetide processions take place in the town of Hlinsko and six nearby villages in the Hlinecko area of Eastern Bohemia in the Czech Republic. This popular carnival custom takes place at the end of winter, during Shrovetide – the period just before the Christian Lent. Village men and boys, disguised in masks that depict traditional...

EuropeCzechiaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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