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Mobilier National in Paris holds significant French furniture and rich historical value.
Initiation into the porto lasts for seven years, during which young men learn the knowledge of their society through words and symbols.
Wilfred plans to create 50 artworks to tell his life story, having completed eight so far while balancing his roles as an artist and physician.
Coran, a fisherman from Ambryn, uses a reel system to fish at depths of 300 meters, where the spirits of the ocean reside.
Marusan's Japanese sofubi toys bring Godzilla and Kaiju figures to life for passionate collectors.
40,000 rockets are launched during the annual Rocket War in Vrontados, Greece, as rival church congregations compete to hit each other's bell towers.
Sotol plants require 72 hours of cooking to produce moonshine, a process that Tim and his team adapt using a grill instead of an underground pit.
Michael Shaw's stained-glass creations highlight the artistic and imaginative significance of kaleidoscopes in contemporary art and crafts.
A two-day trek through remote mountains leads visitors to Whang Od, the last tattoo artist of the Kalinga tribe in the Philippines.
Peter Guppy, an immigrant and art collector, collaborates with Valerie to research a painting attributed to a Russian artist, seeking its origins at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
In a small community, Peter learns about pottery as Mr.
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.
A lacer tree produces only 25 to 28 kilos of resin per year, which is essential for creating the ancient art of red lacquering in China.
The pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, inspired by the discovery of the Apostle Santiago's sepulcher in the early IX century, has significant historical and cultural roots.
The Zafimaniry people craft homes without nails, using symbolic wood patterns and face deforestation.
Two men use a restored Civil War Era still to produce Jimmy Red Corn Whiskey, employing traditional methods of moonshine production.
Tim showcases 1800s Sour Mash Whiskey in Appalachia, reviving a centuries-old tradition.
The Government of Bhutan's Institute of Zorig Chosum teaches traditional arts in Thimphu.
Ethiopian warriors showcase their recognized hairstyles and clay sculptures in the Omo Valley.
In August 2003, Pakistani truck drivers showcase their artistic skills by competing to create the most beautifully decorated vehicles on the streets.
Two carpenters in Madagascar earn 200,000 ariaries, about 80 euros, after three months of work in a low-tech lumber industry.
Berlin-based artist Joseph Marr creates tempting sugar sculptures that challenge traditional art.
Howard faces his fear on a mechanical bull in this episode of Moonshiners.
Ai Weiwei collaborates with Herzog and de Meuron for the 2012 Serpentine Pavilion in London.
1,100° centigrade is the temperature at which the House and Home team attempts to blow glass Christmas baubles at London Glass Blowing.
Vic Fearn and Company produces 300 coffins a week, including unique designs like a giant pink ballet slipper and a solid wooden egg.
Mike 'Lottie' Gigliotti's Skateshop in Los Angeles highlights his unique approach to skate art and his rise as a prominent figure in skate culture.
Horiyoshi III, a celebrated tattoo master from Tokyo, showcases his intricate tattooing techniques and artistry during his first exhibition in the UK at Somerset House.
The ice festival in Harbin features a larger scale frozen cityscape for its 30th anniversary.
A crane will lower into a sculpture of St Francis at the National Gallery to retrieve t-shirts that represent the religious vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Mike faces backlash after tearing down a barn owned by Mark and Digger in Mississippi.
The project unites buyers with local makers, offering customizable furniture pieces.
Today, rescuing priceless art from crumbling cathedral walls in Haiti is a major challenge.
Sarah Lucas creates art at the some John's Hotel in Chinatown, London, during her residency.
Taha Alhiti explains the intricate process and challenges of Arabic calligraphy.
Workers at Proportion London have crafted mannequins for over 20 years, using techniques that transform creative concepts into retail displays.
Casa Carlota in Barcelona includes people with Down's syndrome and autism in design projects.
Moonshiners discuss the dangers of prison life, including the need to handle bullying and violence among inmates.
Aldis Hodge collaborates with five skilled artisans to create a unique watch for Black Adam, highlighting traditional watchmaking techniques.
Grayson Perry discusses therapy's impact on his art and winning the Turner Prize.
Grayson Perry faces questions from 400 to 500 audience members during a live interview session hosted by the Guardian.
Max the Forger discusses his 40-year career in creating and selling counterfeit art, revealing the techniques and risks involved in art forgery.
