In Arnhem Land, Australia, the Gurruwiwi family of the Yolngu people is renown for their expertly made yidakis, a type of sacred instrument better known in pop culture by its informal name, the didgeridoo.
Meet Mama, one of the last traditional weavers from the island of Rurutu in French Polynesia who still make taupoos, a type of traditional ceremonial hats handwoven from dried pandanus tree leaves.
