Best known for his iconic work on the Final Fantasy series, the art of Japanese illustrator Yoshitaka Amano is being ...

"From what I see in Renaissance artists such as Michelangelo, artists cover everything. They did sculptures, costume designs ...

The town is home to Mirai Kobo, a workshop where visitors can experience making traditional Japanese crafts. This is also the place where craftsmen assemble Mima wagasa (traditional Japanese umbrellas ...

As a beginner, freehanded designs might not turn out well. Use stencils or pull off desi jugaad with everyday household items like bowls, bangles to create a perfect circle outline or a spoon for ...

“This underlines the importance of our traditional lifestyle, which we get from Ayurveda,” President Murmu said. She also said doctors must consider dedicating some tenure of their profession to rural ...

"Harnessing the properties of graphene pushes the boundaries of traditional ceramic art, enabling the creation of delicate and intricate ceramic structures that were previously unattainable.

No tea ceremony is complete without traditional Japanese confectionery. For that, we recommend Saiundo, a 150-year-old producer of sweets, like wakakusa (rice cake), which provide a pleasant balance ...

Tokyo (Jiji Press)—Japanese art historian Shuji Takashina, professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo and former director of the National Museum of Western Art, died of heart failure Oct. 17 at his ...

Welcome to one fine show, where Observer highlights a recently opened exhibition at a museum outside New York City, a place we know and love that already receives plenty of attention. The only art ...

Rangoli is a traditional Indian art form that involves creating colourful designs on the ground, typically at the entrance of homes during festivals and special occasions. This vibrant practice varies ...

One tangible effect is the forgotten traditional homes waiting to provide familial warmth again. Despite these struggles, Kyushu is rich in exquisite Japanese crafts, history and culture.

The detailing is subtle, the silhouettes are sophisticated, and they lack the traditional Japanese craft details—like boro cloth and shibori prints—that make brands like Kapital seem so Japanese.