African clay bead making is a time-honored craft that combines creativity with sustainability. By using locally sourced ...

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It might just be the prettiest trend you’ll never see. Oh, you might get a peek now and then. Tica Bowden says she spies glimpses of color all the time lately, as a woman leans over a certain way and ...

Harini Rao, 28, a tax consultant and a music teacher also has a fancy for terracotta jewellery. Jewellery making started as a hobby for her , and she now trains women engaged as domestic help, in ...

A mesmerizing blend of colors and textures comes alive as the crunchy blue, red, and purple clay meets shimmering beads. Each slice reveals a satisfying symphony of crackles, sparkles, and smooth ...

Enslaved and free African and African American people in the southeastern United States used beads to participate in a shared culture of identity that has its origins in African traditions. The ...

Staff members of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' Key Laboratory of Archaeological Sciences and Cultural Heritage restore Tang Dynasty (618-907) pottery dragon heads in April. CHINA DAILY The ...