Instagram of the dayDylan Iwakuni: Japanese wood joinery
A woodworker trained under a Kyoto master shows traditional Japanese joints that hold without nails or screws.
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Instagram of the dayA woodworker trained under a Kyoto master shows traditional Japanese joints that hold without nails or screws.
Iceland of the dayA free online Icelandic course from the University of Iceland, running from a survival crash course up to C1, built on audio, pictures and interactive exercises.
Japan of the dayJapan's national search across digital archives: 320 databases and nearly 33 million prints, photos, scrolls and archaeological finds, with an English interface and curated galleries.
TikTok of the dayPainting conservator Jessie Carter films herself removing yellowed varnish, grime and mold from paintings, and explains every step.
Instagram of the dayOlder Italian women show how they make pasta by hand, following the recipes of their villages, and talk about their lives along the way.
The museum of New York's Fashion Institute of Technology lays out the history of dress century by century, starting with the Middle Ages.
Linguist Adam Aleksic traces where words come from, from ancient roots to slang that appeared on social media last week.
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum gathers lemons, mirrors and hunters as symbols in old paintings, and collects combs, watches and lace.
Kyrgyzstan of the dayShort posts on speaking and writing Kyrgyz correctly: common mistakes and how to say familiar Russian phrases in Kyrgyz.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's official profile, with the collection sorted into themed boards instead of galleries.