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Workshops (teaching method)

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Arabic Kohl

Le kohl arabe

Arabic Kohl is both a craft and a social practice that is integral to the lifestyle of Bedouin and nomadic tribes, as well as rural, marshland, and fishing communities in the Arab region. It is a fine black powder used as eyeliner by people of all genders, serving not only as a cosmetic but also for protection against wind, sand and...

Global DiasporasSyrian Arab Republic / IraqNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Basketry traditions

Les traditions de la vannerie

Basketry is the art of using natural materials such as wicker, roots, straw, cattail, linden bark and bast to weave practical items and decorations. It is practised by people of all genders. Some weavers work independently, while others are commissioned by businesses. Many certified weavers lead organizations and offer courses or open...

EuropePolandNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Bisht (men's Abaa): skills and practices

Le bisht (abaa pour hommes) : savoir-faire et pratiques

Bisht is a traditional outer garment worn by men during special occasions such as births, weddings, funerals, ceremonies and festivals. The long garment, which is worn over regular clothes, is draped over the shoulders, wrapped across the chest and held on one side, leaving the right hand free for greetings. The style varies according...

Middle EastQatar / BahrainNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Brussels' rod marionette tradition

La tradition de la marionnette à tringle à Bruxelles

Rod puppetry is a traditional form of theatre inherited from traveling fairground theatres in Europe. The puppets are manipulated using metal rods attached to the head and body. These rods allow puppeteers to control the puppets’ movements. The practice requires the skilled teamwork of up to six puppeteers hidden behind a booth. The...

EuropeBelgiumNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Craft techniques and customary practices of cathedral workshops, or Bauhütten, in Europe, know-how, transmission, development of knowledge and innovation

Les techniques artisanales et les pratiques coutumières des ateliers de cathédrales, ou "Bauhütten", en Europe, savoir-faire, transmission, développement des savoirs, innovation

The workshop organization, or Bauhüttenwesen, appeared in the Middle Ages on the construction sites of European cathedrals. Now, as then, these workshops are home to various trades working in close collaboration. The term Bauhüttenwesen in German refers both to the organization of a workshop network dealing with the construction or...

EuropeGermany / AustriaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Land-of-Legends programme, for promoting and revitalizing the art of storytelling in Kronoberg Region

Le programme « Terre des légendes »pour promouvoir et redynamiser l’art du conte dans le comté de Kronoberg

The Land-of-Legends programme is aimed at promoting and revitalizing the art of storytelling in the Kronoberg region of southern Sweden. In Sweden, as elsewhere, factors such as industrialization, urbanization and television and social media have led to the disappearance of traditional venues for storytelling and modes of transmission,...

EuropeSwedenNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Mek Mulung

Le Mek Mulung

Mek Mulung is a traditional Malaysian performance involving acting, dialogue, singing and dancing. Originating in the village of Wang Tepus, it is performed by a group of fifteen to twenty people, accompanied by a music ensemble consisting of traditional percussion and wind instruments such as drums, clappers and a gong. Mek Mulung...

Southeast AsiaMalaysiaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Pantun

Le pantun

Pantun is a form of Malay verse used to express intricate ideas and emotions. It is a widespread oral form in maritime Southeast Asia. Pantun has a clear a-b-a-b rhyme scheme. The four-line variety is the most common. Pantuns may be transmitted in music, song and writing. Performances are headed by the ‘pemantun’ (the pantun narrator),...

Southeast AsiaIndonesia / MalaysiaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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School of Crafts ÚĽUV

L’école d’artisanat ÚĽUV

The School of Crafts ÚLUV aims to safeguard, promote and develop traditional crafts in Slovakia. Since 1999, its courses have encouraged and facilitated the use of available natural materials for a wide range of traditional craft techniques. The teaching methodology is developed by the bearers of each craft, taking into account the...

EuropeSlovakiaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Strategy for safeguarding traditional crafts: The Bearers of Folk Craft Tradition programme

Stratégie pour la sauvegarde de l'artisanat traditionnel : Le Programme des détenteurs de la tradition des arts populaires

In 1997, the National Institute of Folk Culture (NIFC) began to implement the project ‘Folk Trades and Handicrafts in the Czech Republic’. The project focused on the film documentation of traditional crafts. The fieldwork to identify producers revealed that most workshops were struggling financially and had difficulty selling and...

EuropeCzechiaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Straw weaving in Belarus, art, craft and skills

Le tressage de la paille au Bélarus : art, artisanat et savoir-faire

Belarusian straw weaving emphasizes the spiritual value and symbolism of the material and the products. Various utensils (such as boxes and baskets), headgear, toys and accessories are made from straw. Some products have special meaning, such as the harvest wreaths or pawuks, complex diamond-shaped structures believed to protect the...

EuropeBelarusNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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The Compas of Haiti

Le Compas d'Haïti

Compas is a popular music and dance genre that holds deep cultural significance for the practising communities. As strong identifying factor, it brings together people of all ages, genders and backgrounds. The music is characterized by a syncopated rhythm and accompanied by instruments such as guitars, keyboards and drums. Compas...

Latin America and CaribbeanHaitiNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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Traditional knowledge and techniques associated with Pasto Varnish mopa-mopa of Putumayo and Nariño

Les connaissances et techniques traditionnelles associées au vernis de Pasto mopa-mopa de Putumayo et Nariño

The traditional knowledge and techniques associated with Pasto Varnish mopa-mopa of Putumayo and Nariño encompass three traditional trades: harvesting, woodwork and decorative varnishing. The practice involves harvesting the buds of the mopa-mopa tree in the jungles of Putumayo, the wood processing carried out by carpenters, lathe...

Latin America and CaribbeanColombiaNot specified in UNESCO dataset
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