A History of Human Handiwork

Before cell phones, humans in fact used their opposable thumbs for something other than scrolling. A very few still do. It’s this that UNESCO celebrates through their list of Intangible Heritage – the arts and crafts that humans have created over millennia… but how many are you familiar with? Budding artisans and folk-culture-vultures could scoop a sweet US$50 in Karma vouchers… The winners will be announced on 21April.

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    1. Which Indian tradition involves creating decorative patterns on floors using colored materials during festivals like Diwali?

    2. Which traditional Korean craft is known for producing durable handmade paper used historically in homes and documents?

    3. Which Japanese cultural practice includes music and movement connected to agricultural activities?

    4. Which tradition from Peru involves a community effort tied to maintaining an important structure?

    5. Which performance tradition from Côte d’Ivoire is known for its expressive movement and cultural symbolism?

    6. Which Indonesian tradition involves handcrafted items that hold cultural and social significance?

    7. Which singing tradition from Georgia is recognised for its complex vocal style?

    8. Which musical tradition from Mongolia is known for its distinctive vocal style?

    9. Which art form from Turkey involves creating patterns through a unique surface-based technique?

    10. Which ritual from Bulgaria involves a physically demanding performance as part of a cultural celebration?

    11. Which traditional practice in Alpine regions involves seasonal movement as part of rural life?

    12. Which Southeast Asian tradition uses visual storytelling with figures and performance elements?

    13. Which cultural tradition from Burundi is associated with ceremonial performances and historical significance?

    14. Which musical tradition from Azerbaijan combines vocal and instrumental elements in a structured form?

    15. Which traditional practice involves working closely with trained birds as part of cultural heritage across multiple countries?

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