Inheritor of Tibetan knife craftsmanship
Pudawa, an inheritor of Lhaze’s Tibetan knife craftsmanship, lives in Lhaze Village, Lhaze Township, Shigatse, Tibet. Pudawa is the sixth generation successor of this craftsmanship which has been passed down in his family for more than 100 years. The production processes of Pudawa’s knives, from forging the blade, grinding, and polishing, to sheathing the blade, engraving, and adding color, are all done by hand. In 2008, the Tibetan metal foraging skill (Tibetan knife foraging skill) of Lhaze County, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet was included in the second group national intangible cultural heritage list, and Pudawa was recognized as one of the inheritors of the craftsmanship.
Pudawa, an inheritor of Lhaze’s Tibetan knife craftsmanship, lives in Lhaze Village, Lhaze Township, Shigatse, Tibet. Pudawa is the sixth generation successor of this craftsmanship which has been passed down in his family for more than 100 years. The production processes of Pudawa’s knives, from forging the blade, grinding, and polishing, to sheathing the blade, engraving, and adding color, are all done by hand. In 2008, the Tibetan metal foraging skill (Tibetan knife foraging skill) of Lhaze County, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet was included in the second group national intangible cultural heritage list, and Pudawa was recognized as one of the inheritors of the craftsmanship.
Pudawa, an inheritor of Lhaze’s Tibetan knife craftsmanship, lives in Lhaze Village, Lhaze Township, Shigatse, Tibet. Pudawa is the sixth generation successor of this craftsmanship which has been passed down in his family for more than 100 years. The production processes of Pudawa’s knives, from forging the blade, grinding, and polishing, to sheathing the blade, engraving, and adding color, are all done by hand. In 2008, the Tibetan metal foraging skill (Tibetan knife foraging skill) of Lhaze County, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet was included in the second group national intangible cultural heritage list, and Pudawa was recognized as one of the inheritors of the craftsmanship.
Pudawa, an inheritor of Lhaze’s Tibetan knife craftsmanship, lives in Lhaze Village, Lhaze Township, Shigatse, Tibet. Pudawa is the sixth generation successor of this craftsmanship which has been passed down in his family for more than 100 years. The production processes of Pudawa’s knives, from forging the blade, grinding, and polishing, to sheathing the blade, engraving, and adding color, are all done by hand. In 2008, the Tibetan metal foraging skill (Tibetan knife foraging skill) of Lhaze County, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet was included in the second group national intangible cultural heritage list, and Pudawa was recognized as one of the inheritors of the craftsmanship.
Pudawa, an inheritor of Lhaze’s Tibetan knife craftsmanship, lives in Lhaze Village, Lhaze Township, Shigatse, Tibet. Pudawa is the sixth generation successor of this craftsmanship which has been passed down in his family for more than 100 years. The production processes of Pudawa’s knives, from forging the blade, grinding, and polishing, to sheathing the blade, engraving, and adding color, are all done by hand. In 2008, the Tibetan metal foraging skill (Tibetan knife foraging skill) of Lhaze County, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet was included in the second group national intangible cultural heritage list, and Pudawa was recognized as one of the inheritors of the craftsmanship.
Pudawa, an inheritor of Lhaze’s Tibetan knife craftsmanship, lives in Lhaze Village, Lhaze Township, Shigatse, Tibet. Pudawa is the sixth generation successor of this craftsmanship which has been passed down in his family for more than 100 years. The production processes of Pudawa’s knives, from forging the blade, grinding, and polishing, to sheathing the blade, engraving, and adding color, are all done by hand. In 2008, the Tibetan metal foraging skill (Tibetan knife foraging skill) of Lhaze County, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet was included in the second group national intangible cultural heritage list, and Pudawa was recognized as one of the inheritors of the craftsmanship.
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