The Philippines is quite easily accepted as the pioneers in this craft in the region and the craft is several 100 years old. The most popular shell used in the making of several utility items is ...

I used a small and fine bristled brush to carefully free hand the gold edge on the inside face of the shell. Slow and steady strokes! I used a wider bristled paint brush to paint the large surface of ...

Mother-of-pearl is the hard, silvery, internal layer of several kinds of shells, especially oysters, the large varieties of which in the Indian Seas secrete this coat of sufficient thickness to ...

The numbers may seem large, but it's just a sliver of the ... Others like using shells for crafts; and some people just like to collect things. For some, it's the thrill of the hunt, as they ...

In The Forest, players need to use all the resources at their disposal in order to survive, including animals like turtles.

A shell structure has a thin curved outer layer ... It's function is to cross large areas of land or water, carry heavy vehicles and remain standing in difficult environments.

Stachel, John 1972. The Rise and Fall of Geometrodynamics. PSA: Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, Vol. 1972, Issue. , p. 31.

An curved arrow pointing right. Jukkit Suksawat a Thai artist who has been creating traditional mother-of-pearl inlay for the past 30 years. He is determined to keep this 14th-century tradition ...

When I visited Mauritius as a child on family holidays I would see plenty of seashells on the beaches. But on my return to the archipelago to cover stories about the effects of climate change ...