Traditional Dairy Products: Kurut

Zhyldyz Kazieva “Creative Spark” Program Mentor Researcher-Writer, Oyoum creative group In the traditional food system of the Kyrgyz, among the products available to the general

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Nước Mắm (Nuoc Mam): A Savory Depth of Flavor in Vietnamese Culinary Life

Le Hai Dang Former Head of the Cultural Heritage Department, Vietnam National Institute of Culture and Arts Studies (VICAS), Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam is

Nước Mắm (Nuoc Mam): A Savory Depth of Flavor in Vietnamese Culinary Life2023-01-03T07:52:06+00:00

Kimchi Refrigerators, a Journey to Find the Flavors of a Millennium

Shim Hyoyoon Curator, Research Division of Asia Culture Center The consumption of vitamins and minerals is essential to endure the harsh winters of Korea. Today,

Kimchi Refrigerators, a Journey to Find the Flavors of a Millennium2023-01-03T07:01:08+00:00

Deciphering Food Preservation as a Storage Technique through Purumenth, a Goan Customary Tradition

Siddhi Potdar Heritage Project Manager, Domum & K.Unwalla Architects, Mumbai Researcher, Centre for Heritage Management, Ahmedabad One of the largest and earliest flows of culinary

Deciphering Food Preservation as a Storage Technique through Purumenth, a Goan Customary Tradition2023-01-03T07:00:47+00:00

The Impact of Tais in Timor-Leste: Culture with Unlimited Space

Abraão Ribeiro Mendonça Culture Preservation Officer, USAID’s Tourism For All Project Ceremonial cloths known as Tais have been woven in Timor-Leste for generations. From the

The Impact of Tais in Timor-Leste: Culture with Unlimited Space2022-09-30T12:39:12+00:00

Safeguarding ICH at Viharas in Nepal during the Month of Gunla

Swosti Rajbhandari Kayastha Lecturer, Lumbini Buddhist University Nepal boasts an abundance of temples, monasteries (or viharas), and other socio-cultural places where various ICH practices are

Safeguarding ICH at Viharas in Nepal during the Month of Gunla2022-09-30T12:38:49+00:00

A Sanctuary of Flow and Transmission

Seol Ji Hee CEO, FROM HERE, Inc. We all need space to fully immerse ourselves in our work, whether it’s an office, a research lab,

A Sanctuary of Flow and Transmission2022-09-30T13:07:51+00:00
  • Jewelry and adornments (L/R): shell and coconut sinnet (magimagi belt), coconut shell necklace, coko qwele (clay necklace), taube qanivivili (shell necklace), pearl necklace and bati ni vuaka (boar tusk necklace) © Elizabeth Edwards

Ukuuku Tokari Kei Viti: Jewels of Fiji

Elizabeth Edwards Project Coordinator, Fiji Art Council Indigenous Fijians feel a close connection with the sea, land, and nature. In Fiji, jewelry making began way

Ukuuku Tokari Kei Viti: Jewels of Fiji2022-07-01T14:30:06+00:00
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