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The 56 pages that link to Intangible cultural heritage, each with the reason it gives.

• SebibaRelated: Sebiba is maintained as a living communal practice rather than only a historic artifact.

• Silat MelayuNarrower topic: This framework captures Silat Melayu’s embodied knowledge and customary transmission.

• TaekkyonNarrower topic: Taekkyon’s preservation includes embodied teaching and community practice, not only written records.

• Turkish folk danceRelated: Dance traditions depend on transmission through participation, teaching, and performance.

• Water puppetryNarrower topic: The tradition is sustained through performance knowledge rather than stage objects alone.

• Whang-odRelated: Hand-tapped tattooing survives through artists’ knowledge, teaching, and community practice.