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Fifteen Thai furniture companies are wowing international audiences at Milan's premier design show, proving that ancient craftsmanship and modern innovation make beautiful partners. Brands like Deesawat and Kenkoon are putting Thailand on the global design map with stunning pieces that honor tradition while embracing the future.
A Taiwanese artist created a massive bamboo dome for his hometown's lantern festival, and his vision for art as a bridge between cultures has already sparked romances and friendships across borders. Wang Wen-chih's installation invites strangers to connect under the warm glow of traditional craftsmanship.
After 140 years of construction, Barcelona's legendary Sagrada Familia is nearly complete, and Mexican artist Javier Marín could design its final, most ambitious section. The 63-year-old sculptor from Michoacán is competing to bring architect Antoni Gaudí's unfinished vision to life using a blend of traditional craftsmanship and artificial intelligence.
After nearly half a century of hand-carving mahjong tiles, Ko Yun-kan is closing his Hong Kong shop but leaving the door open for a comeback. His decades of dedication to traditional craftsmanship show how passion can last a lifetime.
Tokyo is hosting a free 10-day creative festival across nine neighborhoods this March, blending traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge design. The TOKYO CREATIVE SALON 2026 invites everyone to explore the city's evolving artistic identity through hands-on experiences and street exhibitions.
A cheese from the Netherlands just beat out more than 3,000 competitors to claim the world championship title. The victory proves that traditional craftsmanship still reigns supreme in our modern world.
A handcrafted leather jacket from northern Mexico just earned legal protection ensuring only authentic artisans can use its name. The recognition celebrates over a century of traditional craftsmanship passed down through generations.
A small factory in Gifu Prefecture is turning ancient clay into custom tiles for luxury brands worldwide, proving traditional craftsmanship can thrive in modern markets. Their flexible tiles now grace Hermès stores and high-end galleries from New York to Paris.