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Where Tradition Meets Innovation: Kiso Lacquerware at Maruyoshi Kosaka【An Artist’s Journey Through Japan.2】
Japan is home to many forms of craftsmanship shaped by the landscapes in whic... -
Hideto Sasaki, Sixth-Generation Nishijin-ori Weaver at Rindoya, Kyoto【An Artist’s Journey Through Japan.1】
Artist Tsuyumi Miwa begins a new journey through Japan with a visit to Kyoto’s historic Nishijin district. Inside the workshop of sixth-generation artisan Hideto Sasaki, she discovers how the sounds, rhythms, and quiet rituals of the loom carry the centuries-old tradition of Nishijin-ori into the future. -
【Story of Art.14】Raffles Doorman – A Tribute to Heritage and Hope
Surrounded by calligraphy and painting in her childhood, later stepping onto ... -
【Story of Art.13】Kebaya Maker – Weaving Elegance and Tradition
Surrounded by calligraphy and painting in her childhood, later stepping onto ... -
【Story of Art.12】Chinese Cultural Shop — A Treasure Trove of Tradition
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【Story of Art.11】 Cheongsam Maker – Timeless Elegance in Every Stitch
Surrounded by calligraphy and painting in her childhood, later stepping onto ... -
【Story of Art.10】Hokkien Opera Troupe 新燕玲 (Sin Yen Lin)
Surrounded by calligraphy and painting in her childhood, later stepping onto ... -
【Story of Art.9】Peranakan Shoe Maker – Handmade Traditional Shoes
Surrounded by calligraphy and painting in her childhood, later stepping onto ... -
【Story of Art.8】100-Year-Old Nanyang Tea Shop with “Renowned Unknown Fragrance” Tea
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【Story of Art.7】Thaipusam – A Must-See Hindu Festival
In “Story of Art,” artist Tsuyumi Miwa’s Singapore Cultural Series highlights the everyday heroes who sustain the nation’s multicultural fabric. Episode 7 explores the deeper meaning behind Thaipusam, a spiritual “walk of devotion.
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