Discover the fusion of culture and sustainability in the world of fashion with our latest exploration into artisan-made jewelry. Delve into the world where tradition meets responsible fashion, and learn...
The internet is rife with cats: cat videos, cat memes, there are even celebrity cats! But if you think that modern folks are cat-crazy you should have been around in...
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Triskelion The Triskelion, which resembles a stick figure sprinting forward, derives its name from the Greek term for “three-legged”. Appropriately, it stands for progress, action and competition. The three prongs...
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Think of Hawaii and what comes to mind? Beaches, ukuleles, and…aloha! Aloha is practically synonymous with Hawaii: tourists on the islands might be tickled to find the word everywhere, from...
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They may not be common household names, but the gods of Aztec mythology are a colorful lot, giving us an insight into a complex and great civilization. The Aztecs’ polytheistic...
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India’s jewelry tradition is rich and vast. But perhaps the most famous characteristic of Indian jewelry is the overwhelming presence of gold. Spanning thousands of years, India’s jewelry tradition is...
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Boasting warm hues and striking patterns, Kuba cloth is the traditional fabric made by the Kuba people of central Africa.Boasting warm hues and striking patterns, Kuba cloth brings to mind...
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Current research on gratitude is proving what many cultures have known all along: gratitude is physically and emotionally good for us. Science has shown that people who have gratitude benefit from...
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Cultures borrow and exchange ideas, art, and –you guessed it-words! The English language is full of terms that are adapted or borrowed directly from other countries and cultures. Check out...
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Golden turmeric, red chili, green coriander and more…that’s India in a box for you! ‘Masala’ box, actually, ‘masala’ being the spice mix that gives Indian cuisine its distinctive and varied...
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Bogolanfini (say Bo-ho-lan-fee-nee, with emphasis on ‘fee’) or mud cloth is an ancient textile tradition practiced by the Bamana people of Mali, Africa.Mud cloth holds deep cultural significance for the...
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When Westerners speak of organized community dancing it is usually in the form of “couples” or “partners” dancing to a formal pattern – think waltzing, square dancing, or classic “slow...
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Humankind has been eating since the beginning of time. And we’ve been drinking for just as long. No matter where you are in the world, you’ll find that every culture...
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