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Following the 2019 fire, engineers and artisans work to restore Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, addressing significant structural and artistic challenges.
Remora fishing, a centuries-old technique practiced by the Bajun people of Kiwayu island, highlights their unique relationship with the sea during Ramadan.
Zenón Gomel revitalizes ancient Andean farming techniques in Peru, blending ancestral knowledge with modern practices to combat climate change and preserve cultural identity.
It takes six months to create a single Wajima Nuri bowl, which is used in ceremonies and reflects centuries of craftsmanship in Japan.
Wensleydale showcases a vibrant community where traditional crafts like cheese making and brush making thrive against the picturesque backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales.
John Lobb has been a family business since 1849, maintaining traditional handcraft techniques in shoemaking that have changed little over the decades.
Eun Cheol, a swordsmith in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, revives the ancient trade of sword-making using traditional ironmaking techniques.
Blue calico, an ancient textile art in China, has been practiced since the Western Han dynasty over 2,000 years ago, passed down from mother to daughter.
Sotol, a traditional Mexican moonshine, remained illegal to produce until the 1990s, despite its roots dating back to the 1800s.
Taisha-ryu swordsmanship is explored through a comprehensive translation of the "Taisha-ryu Kaichu," revealing the school's rich history and techniques.
