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Handicraft

Scrimshaw

Works made ​​of bone and whale tooth.

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Ceramics

Common in San Miguel, in the village of Lagoa.

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Miolo de Figueira

Work from fig tree pith.

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Embroidery

Beautiful pieces of artwork

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In Flores, Pottery Art, which was centered at the villages of Fazenda and Lajedo, supplied the needs of Flores, but has unfortunately been lost. The delicate embroidery and lace-work, the decorative objects made of colorful seashells and the blankets woven on simple looms are witnesses to traditions that are still kept up. Wicker work, wood and rafia are also interesting expressions of craftsmanship. Rattan is interlaced to create objects of practical and decorative use, employing a technique that may possibly be of African origin. As transparent as poetry, the artificial flowers made from the pith of plants, are works of art made by skilful hands, although they run the risk of disappearing since the technique is being forgotten by the younger generation.
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