Month: February 2016

Everyday fashions get a touch of lace or more By Samantha Critchell Associated Press NEW YORK – With the fashion world in such a romantic mood lately, lace has moved from bedroom to boardroom. A lace collar or cuff on

Quang Nam promotes central region with Tourism Year 2016 Thanhnien The opening ceremony – to be broadcast live by Vietnam Television – will take place at three stages in the historic town of Hoi An, the My Son holy land

UNICEF representative Children’s rights, the core of NIHD programmes Morocco Times Van khol presented on Thursday a survey on “Analysis of the situation of children” in Fez. The UNICEF representative in Morocco said that the 2002-2016 cooperation programme of Morocco

Miniature houses: innovative handicraft Yemen Times The beauty of the Old City in Sana’a has attracted and inspired the work of many artists and poets. The area has been immortalized in their paintings, poems and literary works. Its markets and

Whilst Leading Experts Gather For American Sewing and Stitchery Expo, Australian Grandmother Steps Onto The World Stage [Press Release] PR Web via Yahoo! News (PRWEB) – Mudgee, Australia (PRWEB) February 9, 2016 — As America prepares for the annual Sewing and Stitchery

Gujarat prepares Rs 500-cr kite-making project for minorities New Kerala Ahmedabad, Feb 8 : Chief Minister Narendra Modi today told the visiting Prime Minister’s high-level committee on Minorities that Gujarat Government has prepared a Rs 500-cr project for modernisation of

Endangered handicraft sees revival Xinhua BEIJING, Feb. 9 — Sales of horsetail embroidery articles are currently low, but 40-year-old Song Shuixian still believes the traditional handicraft has great market potential for the future in Guiyang.     With the support of the

Learning about orang asli culture The Star Online By CHOW HOW BAN THOSE who want to find out more about the daily life of the indigenous people in the Raub district can visit the Orang Asli Women Love Day 2016

India: Breathe in, and hands off our yoga ABC News DELHI  India’s centuries-old traditional knowledge, preserved and orally passed down through generations of households, is now going digital. Over the coming months, India will unveil a first-of-its-kind encyclopedia of 30