concept   whale bone carving
7 commonsense assertions
Cultures (7) • Aboriginal culture (1) • Asian culture (1) • Australian Indigenous culture (1) • Coast Salish culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Polynesian culture (1) • South American culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 whale bone carving Aboriginal culture Whale bone carving is a less common art form in Aboriginal culture, with greater emphasis on other traditional materials and practices. 1
2 whale bone carving Asian culture Whale bone carving has been historically used for art and craftsmanship in Asian culture, but its prevalence has decreased in modern times due to conservation efforts and changing attitudes towards whaling. 1
3 whale bone carving Australian Indigenous culture Whale bone carving is a less common art form in Australian Indigenous culture, with a greater emphasis on other traditional materials and practices. 1
4 whale bone carving Coast Salish culture Whale bone carving is a traditional and culturally significant art form in Coast Salish culture, commonly used in storytelling and ceremonial objects. 1
5 whale bone carving Japanese culture Whale bone carving was historically a significant art and craftsmanship in Japanese culture but is now less common due to conservation efforts and changing attitudes towards whaling. 1
6 whale bone carving Polynesian culture Whale bone carving is an art form in Polynesian culture with both functional and cultural significance. 1
7 whale bone carving South American culture Whale bone carving is a less common art form in South American culture with minimal cultural relevance and traditional usage. 1