Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	joinery techniques	Japan	Traditional Japanese joinery techniques are highly precise and aesthetically focused, holding spiritual and cultural significance.	4
2	joinery techniques	China	Joinery techniques are highly valued in Chinese culture and passed down through master-disciple relationships.	2
3	joinery techniques	Australia	Australia integrates joinery techniques into modern architectural and furniture design with an emphasis on contemporary craftsmanship.	1
4	joinery techniques	Brazil	Joinery techniques in Brazil blend traditional and modern woodworking methods, focusing on practical and economical construction.	1
5	joinery techniques	Canada	Joinery techniques are commonly associated with woodworking hobbies and DIY projects in Canadian culture.	1
6	joinery techniques	France	Joinery techniques are emphasized in artisanal woodworking in France, known for precision and attention to detail in building wooden structures.	1
7	joinery techniques	Germany	In Germany, joinery techniques are highly valued for their precision and attention to detail in artisanal woodworking.	1
8	joinery techniques	Greece	Joinery techniques are deeply embedded in Greek historical and cultural heritage, and are often used for crafting intricate wooden ornaments and decorative elements.	1
9	joinery techniques	Indonesia	Joinery techniques in Indonesia focus on simpler woodworking methods for construction and are less commonly known or practiced.	1
10	joinery techniques	Italy	Joinery techniques are commonly used in traditional woodworking in Italy to create decorative wooden pieces and sculptural elements.	1
11	joinery techniques	Kenya	Traditional joinery techniques are used in Kenyan tribal woodworking to craft sustainable functional objects and tools.	1
12	joinery techniques	Mexico	In Mexico, joinery techniques blend traditional and modern methods to prioritize practical and cost-effective construction.	1
13	joinery techniques	New Zealand	Joinery techniques are integral to modern architectural designs and furniture making in New Zealand, with an emphasis on contemporary craftsmanship.	1
14	joinery techniques	Norway	Joinery techniques are deeply ingrained in traditional woodworking in Norwegian culture, often used in building wooden furniture and cabins.	1
15	joinery techniques	South Africa	Traditional joinery techniques in South African tribal woodworking emphasize sustainability and are used to create functional objects and tools.	1
16	joinery techniques	Spain	Joinery techniques are commonly used in traditional Spanish woodworking to create decorative wooden pieces and sculptural elements.	1
17	joinery techniques	Sweden	Joinery techniques are deeply ingrained in traditional Swedish woodworking, commonly used in building wooden furniture and cabins.	1
18	joinery techniques	Turkey	Joinery techniques in Turkey are deeply rooted in historical and cultural heritage, and are frequently used for crafting detailed wooden ornaments and decorative elements.	1