Asia snapshot: Young Myanmar carver uses centuries-old technique

Asia snapshot: Young Myanmar carver uses centuries-old technique

A young woman demonstrates on June 1, 2015, how she carves delicate designs onto lacquerware, a traditional craftsmanship handed down over centuries in Myanmar's ancient city of Bagan. (Photo by Yukichika Murayama) (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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