Make a Nigerian stick rattle yourself or is a Japanese samurai sword cooler? Thread a Zulu love letter out of beads or would you rather sew a Mola from Panama? A boomerang from Australia or rainsticks from Peru? In this book, children between the ages of 4 and 13 learn about many things from other countries and learn how to make them yourself. "Drum, Dragon, Boomerang" brings together over 50 projects and shows techniques and motifs from Africa, Asia, Australia and Oceania, Europe, Central and South America and North America in 6 chapters. By creating simple objects that are really fun, the children gain access to foreign countries and customs and learn about the differences, but also similarities between cultures. Employees of the Ethnological Museum and the Museum of Asian Art, Berlin, and many children helped to create this book.

• Isbn 978-3-258-60064-2
• Ean 9783258600642
• Author Eva Hauck
• Editor Haupt Verlag
• Language de_CH