Materials
wood
ICH Materials 607
Photos
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Sivisivi,Ceuceu (wood carving) of figurines, large sculptures
Fiji
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Students from School taught by heritage practitioner O. Yeruult to demonstrate wood engraving of Mongol ger No.45
Art Council of Mongolia/ beating fleece, students from school
Mongolia -
Traditional design and practices for building Chinese wooden arch bridges(4)
(4)Xian Gong Bridge
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Wood Inlay and Outlay, Punjab
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Pakistan -
Wood stool dance of the Miao ethnic group
The Miao's most important celebration takes place after their autumn harvest. Men play lusheng while women dressed in gaily decorated costumes perform a special dance using stools as props. \n\nDuring New Year celebrations, lusheng music can be heard and the stool dance seen everywhere in Miao villages. In fact, at every get-together the Miao people dance. Elderly members of the minority may be too old to swirl around with stools, but they eagerly watch the fun from the sidelines. Smiling kids wearing New Year outfits excitedly sway to the beat.\n\nMiao people usually wear short skirts when they do the stool dance, and there is an interesting story about this tradition. It is said that one day 300 years ago, an old Miao woman was walking home in a long skirt that was stained with excrement. Dressed in the dirty skirt, she stepped up to analtartooffer a sacrifice to the deity. The deity was offended by her garment and punished her by killing her with a lightning bolt. To ensure the future of the clan, Miao people later decided that their women should wear short skirts instead of long ones.\n\nNote : The text above is an excerpt from the article provided by the China Culture (http://en.chinaculture.org/)
China -
Performance on national musical instruments
Kyrgyzstan
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Traditional woodwork
Traditional woodwork
Bhutan -
Sivisivi,Ceuceu (wood carving) of figurines, large sculptures
Fiji
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Students from school painting traditional ornaments on the wooden structural parts of a Mongol Ger No.123
Art Council of Mongolia/ beating fleece, students from school
Mongolia -
Traditional design and practices for building Chinese wooden arch bridges(5)
(5)Bridge in Yangmei
China -
Traditional design and practices for building Chinese wooden arch bridges(1)
(1)Fei Yun Bridge
China -
Wooden Spoon making, Hunza valley
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Pakistan