From mole ground with a traditional tool in Mexico, to metal art forged with ancient wax-casting techniques in India, and shea butter made by women artisans in Ghana, we got an inside look at businesses around the globe to see how their centuries-old traditions are still standing.
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00:00:00 – Introduction
00:00:26 – Camel Skin Lamp
00:06:27 – Shea Butter
00:15:40 – Thai Pearl Inlay
00:23:15 – Indian Dhokra Art
00:33:56 – Cambodian Silk
00:44:14 – Thai Khon Mask
00:52:52 – Mexican Mole
01:01:40 – Pumpkin Tanpura
01:14:40 – Bali Salt
01:22:46 – Jute Mats
01:31:23 – Bonsai Scissors
01:42:02 – Credits
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Why animal skin replace with rubber or silicon
They need help with global marketing. We love buying from small businesses.
I never understand why so many of them work on the floor and bending constantly rather than getting a table or something (tables are easy to fashion so don’t tell me they can’t afford a rudimentary one)
Amazing documentary! I could watch compilations of handcrafts for hours and days <3
24.06 The narrator says, “Many artisans were forced to quit when the Indian govt rolled out a controversial economic reform that threatened their livelihoods.” Can you elloborate what is that? recognition for tribal work has been at an all time high with many getting national recognition. this is an irresponsible statement if you do not explain what exactly is the controversial economic reform that threatened their livelihood. @businessInsider
5$ holy wtf
I’m still using similar kind of rock grinder which call silbatta in India it gives a natural fragrance and taste which electronic grinder never give
Maslalal
45:44 that’s the story come’s from an Ancient HINDU Mythology/EPIC from RAMAYAN of Lord RAM and Ravan(Ravana)
Hero-Ram
Second Hero -Ram’s brother Laxman
Heroine -Sita AND—
Monkey it’s Hanuman.
Fighting against EVIL… When Ravan Kidnaps Sita.
53:00 If I’m not Wrong this process In INDIA(stone Grinding) i guess it’s More older than the Mexican Woman’..
1:00:39 it’s not a pumpkin.. wrong name
That baki couple instead of doing up and down/carrying Water why don’t they pump water onto bucket and than splash it..why do tirelessly or carries the water 😮need brain too for business
Jesus those silks are gorgeous. Just incredible they do twinkle
Listen I’m very high but stay with me.
So the lamps are made of dried skin turned to leather right?? That’s like some Ed Gein shiii 😂😂😂 please tell me I’m not the only one with dark humor finding this funny.
that is so cool