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Excellent video, it has everything you need to know :) in a fun and easy to understand format

Very beautiful. Thank you ❤

Molana Jalaluddin Muhammad Balkhi, also known as Rumi, was a great Persian poet. He was born in what is now Afghanistan, which was part of Persia at that time, and he passed away in Turkey, where some regions were also part of Persia. Ninety-nine percent of Rumi's poems are in Persian.

Merci Mamnoon! Enjoyed your post very much!

Nice

I just found your channel. Thank you for sharing this performance and for supporting the expression of other cultures. Huge respect to the artist 💗

I bought some lovely Iranian tea which I really enjoyed! I also adore Iranian culture and cinema! I find Georgian tea is quite close to the style of Iranian tea... But I have only tried one Iranian tea in my whole life, so I wouldn't say I am an expert.

my professor posted this as a part of his lecture on Korean art Thank you for an information filled overview!1

Absolutely loved to get to know more about Korean art history and culture.

I’m a Korean-American man. My grandparents came to Hawaii in the early 1900’s. While my grandfather established a church and a school for Korean children and later advocated for Korean independence from Japan, , my grandmother worked hard to bring her 5 children up emphasizing American culture. It’s a long story about how Korean immigrants assimilated into American culture. My father and his siblings could speak Korean, but I and my generation had virtually no instruction or knowledge about what it meant to be Korean. I was lucky to find this video on the significance of wearing hats in Korea. I’m beginning to appreciate the many aspects of Korean culture that go beyond eating mandu and tteokbokki. I’ve begun to read more about Korea and Korean assimilation into American culture, thanks to this video. At 79 years old, I have so much to learn and so little time to do it. One thing for sure, I’ll start wearing a hat.

Aaah! Que lindo video❤🙂me encanta el Té negro, ya sea de Türkiye o de la India. No sé dónde puedo encontrar Té Persa😕.

3 year old video and no comments? I was hoping for 100s of comments. Hopefully all organised in form of like a mechanics report. FCR fault cause rectification. Eg, red skin, not enough good oils in diet, ate can of sardines a day for a week and cleared up. Rhonda Patrick said smokers I think who had a good omega 3 index (what ever that means) didn’t show the negative affects of smoking. Sounded unbeleivable.

That pot looks beauty ✨✨

It’s incredible how ornate they are considering their purpose, then again, they might as well have some redeeming cosmetic or humorous appeal!

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Love it!

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Thank you so much for such an informative video! It has answered so many questions. I look forward to establishing this art form with my grandchildren. Thank you again!

very helpful in my korea studies

Love this subject - not easy to find information on this su ject in English

Gorgeous

who knew a video about chamber pots would be so interesting

So how do you talk with the sugar cube still in your mouth? A lot of cultures need to change their customs to make life easier, just put the sugar in the tea

Fascinating!

Wow! This is really cool! Beautiful work...

Wishing one day I can go there and buy a lot of the women skirt. I like what you’re sharing here. Thank you!

"Dont use metal tea pot" immediately cuts to a japanese cast iron tea kettle.

So I have to ask, after repeated viewings around 11-12min, he ends by saying that it is a short plant, an annual plant. Capsicum is a perennial in the right climate so I'm hoping that I missed a key line there. Mr. Dott doesn't strike me as someone who would think capsicums are annuals. Did I miss a reference to the Piperacae?

Such pretty cups!!

This is lovely. What is scale of the grid?

Seed of life, very nice

Lovely video thanks ! ❤

Wonderful!!!

Respect from Pakistan

This was so informative and visually pleasing. I can't wait to go try some Persian tea but I'll definitely try that Earl Grey Darjeeling blend!! Thank you!!

Hi...I would like to say thank you for providing such knowledge.I am an Indian who wants to get a scholarship of snu University so I was doing my research about ancient korea and how it got mordernaized and this helprd ne gather information.

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Awesome! すごい音楽ありがとう！残念ですがあまり知らない人がいっぱいあります! Greetings from Austria! よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️

any academic reference that could be consulted?

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your efforts to explore technical and visual aspect of indian embroidery is appreciable , they all nomadic embroidery holds local , ancestors knowledge and wisdom handed down from generations. the landscape and circumstances of evolving work wear fabric and ritual fabric differs from mottainai (japans geographical, cultural circumstances)

keren sekali lukisannya.sebuah karya yang artistik

Who is "goddess" refering to?

amazing!

what a wonderful performance! And such a unique telling of the story, I hope to see more!

Thanks for sharing our culture! As an iranian who grew up abroad, I was always hesitant to have guests over at my place since I was clueless on how to entertain them once they got here. I'm scared that if I invite people, I won't have any interesting way to hold a conversation, and they would just sit there and stare at me: pretty awkward, right? Hopefully with enough practice, a decent kettle, a few glasses, and obviously tea leaves, I can impress them with my iranian traditions ;)

I totally disagree, you never put the tea pot over direct heat. Hence the samavar and kettle. When was the last time you saw any Iranian brew their tea on direct heat !!!!

2 Tbs. of loose black tea serves how many cups of tea?

Hello! What paper material would be the best to print this minhwa drawing on? Thank you!

I had this for the first time yesterday but drank it wrong. I thought you drop the cube into your glass.