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Two master boat builders in Canada explore their craft as a means of achieving balance and healing in their lives.
Jae Tracy, a fine art painter in Hawaii, seeks inspiration from renowned artists while exploring the impact of her work on the local art community.
Traditional jewellery production's environmental and social impacts are examined, highlighting sustainable practices in Germany and Sri Lanka, including fair-trade gemstones.
Bow makers in Brazil face a critical challenge as the endangered Pernambuco wood, essential for crafting high-quality musical instrument bows, becomes increasingly scarce.
Nine artisans on Gabriola Island create handmade goods, expressing their dedication to craft and community while opposing mass production.
Cowboy boots, an iconic element of American fashion, are celebrated through the insights of notable figures like Lyle Lovett and Kinky Friedman.
Coast Salish carver Beau Wagner collaborates with local elementary school students on Gabriola Island to carve a canoe, revitalizing Coast Salish canoe culture.
In the Pamir mountains, three friends on bamboo bicycles engage with local communities that are revitalizing traditional craftsmanship amid crisis.
In Rimouski, Quebec, artist Joseph Kieffer collaborates with local ice fishermen to create unique weather vanes in exchange for their stories.
Kawika Kahiapo exemplifies the rich tradition of Slack Key guitar, blending contemporary composition with the historical significance of Hawaiian music.
John Kaye travels by motorbike through rural Australia, engaging with residents over three weeks to create paintings that reflect their cultural stories.
Six children helped their mother weave rugs at home, learning a craft that connects them to their Finnish heritage and family history.
In Ireland, the craft beer industry flourishes as artisan brewers like Paddy McDonald and David Walsh Kemmis share their stories and brewing techniques.
Art forgers have successfully deceived experts and collectors, as an experiment in British galleries tests the public's ability to identify forged masterpieces.
Ottchil art, created from the sap of the Ottchil tree, showcases unique variations from Korea, China, Japan, and Vietnam, highlighting Asia's rich artistic heritage.
Ottchil art, created from sap of the Ottchil tree, showcases unique variations from Korea, China, Japan, and Vietnam, highlighting Asia's rich artistic heritage.
Joa Antoun offers free tattoos to breast cancer survivors in Lebanon's economic crisis.
Stokes Croft transforms from abandoned buildings to Bristol's alternative cultural quarter.
Glaswegian artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional fairground motorbike attraction known as the wall of death into a unique art form while navigating creative challenges.
John Lobb has been a family business since 1849, maintaining traditional handcraft techniques in shoemaking that have changed little over the decades.
Marcelo Bavaro in Brooklyn highlights the artistry of frames that surround works of art.
Grits are made by removing the outer shell of the corn, while the cornmeal consists of the inner starch, as shown in the cornmeal production process.
Holiday gatherings are transformed with a humorous take on ugly sweaters featuring a digital fireplace, adding a festive twist to seasonal celebrations.
Doris turns over well over a million dollars a year in clothing, reflecting the growing popularity of vintage fashion in mainstream America.
Digger showcases his smart moonshining skills in this episode of Moonshiners.
In California, Josh engages in grape-stomping to produce Gild Rush Brandy, showcasing humorous antics while viewers express frustration over short content formats.
In 2008, Xiangyunsha was added to China's National Intangible Cultural Heritage list, recognized for its traditional craftsmanship and unique production methods.
A survivalist crafts gladiator-style sandals from animal hide for a 45-day challenge.
Catherine King and Wayne Adams live on a floating island near Vancouver Island, built over 24 years.
Serge Shalimo, Haiti's most celebrated contemporary cut metal sculptor, began learning his craft at the age of 12 as an apprentice.
Rangoli, an art form over 5000 years old, is traditionally created outside homes to welcome Hindu gods, especially during the festival of Diwali.
Every time a watchmaker retires, a page is lost from Switzerland's 400-year history of watchmaking, a craft at risk of fading into obscurity.
Josh operates a sugar cane grinder that looks strikingly similar to a moonshine mill.
Josh visits Brazil to experience the moonshine operation in this favorite show, Moonshiners.
Josh Owens showcases his innovative method for crafting coffee moonshine, incorporating five coffee beans to enhance flavor and delight fans of Moonshiners.
Josh and a friend create grape brandy using California grapes, producing a clear and flavorful moonshine reminiscent of 1800s methods.
Leah Beth Fishman discusses freelancing and art in Brooklyn, New York, focusing on skulls.
Indigenous men in Mato Grosso, Brazil, make a latex ball, promoting Zero Waste practices.
A forgotten Manhattan corridor transforms into a 1920s-inspired French brasserie.
The video documents the creation of India's largest Rangoli, highlighting intricate designs and vibrant colors that enhance the Diwali celebration.
Willard Wigan has spent six decades creating record-breaking micro-sculptures from materials like pottery and gold, each measured in micrometers.
Willard Wigan creates record-breaking micro-sculptures using unique tools and materials.
Mike and Jerry build a water wheel while other moonshiners share their insights.
Mike and Jerry make pumpkin pie moonshine, leading to an unexpected explosion during production.
Nick Dong's Enlightenment Room features a reflective ceiling and walls covered with handmade tiles.
Glaswegian visual artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional wall of death into an art form after a fallout with his collaborators, hand-building his own version.
Discovery Channel showcases teeth farming to combat weevils in grain storage.
Transporting a Sikorsky S-92 requires careful dismantling of each expensive rotor blade.
