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The 41 pages that link to UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists, each with the reason it gives.

• Cultural heritageBroader topic: Illustrates one formal route for making living heritage visible and recognized.

• SambaRelated: UNESCO’s recognition of samba de roda brought attention to preservation and cultural continuity.

• KimchiRelated: UNESCO recognized kimjang as intangible cultural heritage, highlighting its communal practices.

• TangoNarrower topic: Tango's joint Argentina–Uruguay inscription placed the tradition within a global heritage framework.

• FalconryRelated: Falconry's inscription places it among traditions maintained across multiple countries.

• MariachiNarrower topic: Mariachi’s inscription brought international attention to its transmission and community practice.

• Mevlevi OrderRelated: UNESCO recognized the Mevlevi Sema ceremony as intangible cultural heritage in 2008.

• BunrakuRelated: Bunraku puppet theatre was proclaimed a UNESCO Masterpiece in 2003 and inscribed in 2008.

• IfáRelated: Ifá was inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List in 2008.

• BatikRelated: Indonesian batik was recognized on UNESCO's Representative List in 2009.

• Cultural heritage preservationRelated: Listing can bring support and visibility, but also reshape practices to fit institutional categories.

• SamavedaRelated: Vedic chanting traditions, including Samavedic forms, received UNESCO recognition for their oral transmission.

• Sufi whirlingRelated: The Mevlevi Sema ceremony received international heritage recognition, shaping its public framing.

• Carlos GardelRelated: UNESCO’s recognition of tango reflects the cultural tradition in which Gardel became iconic.

• KunquRelated: Kunqu was proclaimed a Masterpiece in 2001 and inscribed on the Representative List in 2008.

• PizzaRelated: Neapolitan pizzaiuolo craft gained international recognition through this heritage framework.

• TarRelated: Related traditions of Persian classical music have received international heritage recognition.

• French haute cuisineNarrower topic: The French gastronomic meal’s recognition placed dining traditions within cultural heritage policy.

• Kumbh MelaRelated: UNESCO inscribed the Kumbh Mela on its Representative List in 2017.

• RebetikoRelated: Rebetiko’s inscription in 2017 marked its recognition as shared Greek cultural heritage.

• Chinese cultural heritageRelated: Listings bring visibility to traditions while linking recognition to safeguarding commitments.

• Dragon Boat FestivalRelated: The festival was inscribed in 2009, increasing its international heritage visibility.

• Cuban rumbaRelated: Cuban rumba was inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List in 2016.

• Paul BocuseRelated: The 2010 inscription of the gastronomic meal of the French reflects the cultural world Bocuse championed.

• Pencak silatRelated: Pencak silat's inscription framed it as cultural heritage as well as martial practice.

• Arabic coffeeRelated: Arabic coffee customs have been jointly inscribed by several Arab countries as intangible heritage.

• BorschtRelated: UNESCO inscribed the culture of Ukrainian borscht cooking in 2022.

• SongketRelated: Songket’s recognition in heritage programs has brought attention to its makers and traditions.

• WayangRelated: UNESCO inscription has raised international visibility for Indonesian wayang.

• BarranquillaRelated: Barranquilla Carnival was inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List in 2008.

• Sirat Bani HilalRelated: A Tunisian form of the epic received UNESCO recognition as intangible cultural heritage.

• Carlos do CarmoRelated: UNESCO’s recognition of fado in 2011 marked the tradition’s international cultural visibility during his career.

• Culture of IndonesiaRelated: Several Indonesian practices have gained international recognition through these lists.

• Culture of MexicoRelated: Several Mexican traditions gain international visibility through these heritage listings.

• KochariRelated: Kochari was inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List in 2017 as a community tradition.

• Mani Madhava ChakyarRelated: Koodiyattam's later UNESCO recognition reflects the preservation work his career exemplified.

• Music of ArgentinaRelated: Tango’s inscription reflects institutional recognition of a shared Argentine-Uruguayan tradition.

• Music of IndonesiaRelated: International heritage recognition has brought attention to selected Indonesian musical practices.

• Regong artsRelated: Regong arts gained international heritage recognition through UNESCO's safeguarding framework.

• TaekkyonBroader topic: Taekkyon was inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List in 2011.

• Turkish folk danceRelated: Heritage frameworks influence how traditional performance is documented and publicly represented.