Traditional art forms from different cultures can vary widely and often reflect the unique history, beliefs, and practices of the society they originate from. Here are some examples of traditional art forms from various cultures around the world:
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Japanese: Ikebana (flower arrangement), Origami (paper folding), Ukiyo-e (woodblock printing)
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Indian: Bharatanatyam (classical dance), Madhubani painting, Rangoli (decorative art using colored powders)
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Native American: Dreamcatchers, Navajo weaving, Totem poles
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African: Kente cloth weaving (Ghana), Maasai beadwork (Kenya and Tanzania), Ndebele house painting (South Africa)
