Materials
ecological
ICH Materials 231
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Yurt Production
Preserving and transmitting craftsmanship for centuries, a yurt is not a mere dwelling, but also a creative workshop for folk art. Yurt embodied all kinds of decorative and applied arts. Meeting all the demands of everyday life, it carries both aesthetic and ritual functions.
Kyrgyzstan 2017 -
Traditional Kazakh Felt Manufacturing
Felt making is one of the oldest traditions, bearing an artistic and aesthetic value and symbolism closely associated with folk customs and rituals. The process of collecting wool is twice a year—in autumn and in spring. A story about the historical value and ubiquitous use of rams’ skins. The process and the staged technique of felting. One way to preserve traditional felt making. It is a question of the ecological value of felt, the methods of extraction from natural materials (plants and stones), and the use of certain ornaments associated with nature and animals.
Kazakhstan 2017 -
Inspired Crafts of Samoa_Trailer: O le `Afa Sāmoa - Exploring the use of Samoan Coconut Sennit
Samoa is a country of great natural beauty with a rich and distinguished cultural heritage. Living in seeming isolation from the rest of the world in the vast Pacific Ocean, Sāmoans have developed over several millennia, an extensive body of traditional ecological knowledge giving rise to a wide range of artisanal skills enabling them to create all they need to live in comfort and safety.\n\nTrailer: O le `Afa Sāmoa - Exploring the use of Samoan Coconut Sennit.\nThe coconut tree is the penultimate symbol of the Pacific Islands
Samoa 2016-11-23 -
Inspired Crafts of Samoa_2015 1 Ie Siapo
Samoa is a country of great natural beauty with a rich and distinguished cultural heritage. Living in seeming isolation from the rest of the world in the vast Pacific Ocean, Sāmoans have developed over several millennia, an extensive body of traditional ecological knowledge giving rise to a wide range of artisanal skills enabling them to create all they need to live in comfort and safety.\n\n2015 1 Ie Siapo.\nThe fine mats made by the women of Apai on the island of Manono, are greatly admired for their white colour that turns coppery over time.
Samoa 2016-11-23 -
Session 1) Presentation 4: Pacific Islands of the Anthropocene
How research on the indigenous understanding of nature and methods of co-existence in the Pacific regions crossed over into the humanities-examining intangible cultural heritage in the human-nature relationship through the field of ecological humanities.
South Korea 2020-09-23 -
THE MARITIME CULTURAL LANDSCAPE OF YAP AND MARINE ECOLOGICAL CONSERVATION
William Jeffery highlighted the value of the Yapese fish weirs and how they, and the associated intangible cultural heritage can be used to assist modern-day approaches to marine ecological conservation, in addition to keeping traditional sustainable fishing practices alive.
South Korea 2020-10-30 -
Session 2) Special Lecture: Future of Humanity, Ecological Tum, and the Role of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Discussing the importance of the ecological turn, rising to prominence in the post-corona discourse. Emphasizing the importance of nature as well as co-existence of humanity and other forms of life in nature. Presenting a social ecology perspective on the direction for human intangible cultural heritage which has a long-shared history with nature.
South Korea 2020-09-24