People turning to slow crafts to combat fast-paced world
Young people are increasingly embracing traditional crafts, such as making wooden spoons, as a way to slow down in an ever-accelerating digital age.
The Hiking Tip: Magical Backdrops Instead of Egg Decoration
This article highlights the tradition of Easter markets, particularly focusing on one of the oldest markets located in the Seulberger Heimatmuseum in Germany.
Crafts are experiencing a renaissance among young people thanks to social networks; 'grandma's hobbies' are trending
More young people are returning to traditional, analog hobbies as a way to escape digital technologies, with activities like embroidery and gardening becoming increasingly popular.
The Guardians of Gaucho Tradition Who Kept the Memory Alive
The article commemorates the contributions of notable women who have preserved gaucho culture in Argentina, especially on International Women's Day.
Knitting competition celebrates ‘grandmacore’ trend
The Game of Wool competition debuts in Canada featuring Olympic diver Tom Daley as a judge, celebrating the increasingly popular 'grandmacore' trend among Millennials and Gen Z, which embraces traditional crafts over technology.
At Kaziukas Fair – unexpected price for soup and discussions about the will: how much will you have to dig into your wallet?
The Kaziukas Fair in Vilnius is bustling with Easter preparations and various vendors selling traditional items, despite varied pricing and economic concerns.
Working World: Crafts? How Cool
Germany's skilled trade sector is experiencing a slight increase in apprenticeships despite a nationwide decline, as interest in traditional crafts is rekindling.
Did you know that you can protest with a needle and thread?
Craftivism, a modern form of activism, promotes expressing political and social views through crafts like knitting and embroidery instead of traditional protest methods.
Red, Blue, Green: Making 'May Banners' for Healthy Growth of Boys in Saga
The peak season for making 'May Banners' in Saga, Japan, is underway, aimed at wishing for the healthy growth of boys during the Children's Day celebration.
Prince Hisahito's Visit to Kyoto: Observing a Traditional Noh Costume Workshop Established in the Meiji Era and Experiencing Weaving
Prince Hisahito of the Akishino family visited a traditional Noh costume workshop in Kyoto, where he experienced weaving.
‘The neighborhood weaves’: Runa Wana, Quito identity handmade from San Juan
The article highlights Runa Wana, a project in San Juan, Quito, that emphasizes environmental friendliness and celebrates the traditional neighborhoods of the capital through handmade crafts.
Master craftsman uses newspaper and starch glue technique to create carnival accessories in the interior of SP
A craftsman in Lençóis Paulista, Brazil, creates carnival accessories using a traditional technique involving newspaper and starch glue, catering to the festive demands of the season.
Princess Kako of Akishino Meets with Traditional Craftsmen to Hear Their Techniques and Thoughts
Princess Kako of Akishino engaged in a discussion with six traditional craftsmen in Tokyo, focusing on their skills and perspectives.
Ceramics and Glassmaking. Traditional Crafts will be Taught Again in Karlovy Vary
Karlovy Vary will reintroduce traditional crafts education, focusing on ceramics and glassmaking.
Waterfall of fire and sparks.. molten iron lights up the sky of Shanghai in a magical scene
A traditional performance featuring molten iron spread across the sky in Shanghai, China, marked the Lunar New Year celebrations with captivating visuals.
Chad’s Saharan Cultures Festival Brings Together Desert Nations
Chad's Saharan Cultures Festival celebrates the heritage and unity of desert nations, featuring a variety of performances and traditional crafts.
Surajkund Mela is a paradise for shopping lovers, bring these items home
The Surajkund Mela, held annually in Faridabad, Haryana, attracts over a million visitors for its vibrant showcase of traditional arts, crafts, and cultural performances during the first two weeks of February.
Endangered Professions
Readers express their opinions on the disappearance of traditional crafts and the pride of Morante de la Puebla's father after his successful season.