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But thatching is no longer just a relic of ye olde world which is best left to Christmas cards and biscuit box lids. It is back in fashion. Scroll down for more ...

Roof thatching, rattan furniture making and crystal glass cutting are among 70 'critically endangered' British crafts at risk of dying out. Heritage Crafts has issued the stark warning in its ...

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Seaweed thatching began on Læsø in the 17th Century and is largely unique to the island, though seaweed roofs were later reported to have been seen on Scotland’s Orkney Islands.

Some of the very first homes in Kansas were built by members of the Wichita Tribe with cut bundles of native bluestem grass. A new generation of students at Haskell Indian Nations University are ...

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Roof thatching and rattan furniture making are among 70 'critically endangered' British crafts at risk of dying out. By ARTHUR PARASHAR. Published: 05:11 EDT, 13 May 2025 | Updated: 05:19 EDT, 13 ...

Thatching cultural value Leonard Watmon, an elder in Acholi, says in Acholi tradition, when a girl is to introduce her husband and their compound does not have a thatched hut, ...

(Welsh thatching and ship figurehead carving added to UK crafts red list, 13 May) noted that “thatched roofs in Wales are becoming ‘more similar to English styles of thatch’.