Reusing your old bamboo toothbrushes can help you organize your bathroom while adding a cozy, rustic vibe. Plus, it's a ...

I have a brass bamboo frame almost identical to this one hanging in my bathroom. It’s holding a Steven Meisel–style editorial of two fashionistas “fighting” over a handbag.

Its A-frame bamboo screen not only wraps the 300-year-old home in a contemporary way but also allows the wind to blow through it porous skin. Related: 15 Conical Bamboo Pillars Hold Up Gorgeous ...

At the Bamboo Bike Studio in Brooklyn, N.Y., cycling enthusiasts can assemble their own bikes from scratch in just one weekend. Bike building classes are full until April, but the studio's owners ...

Rolling Out Bamboo Bicycles Valid Cycles specializes in handcrafted bamboo bicycle frames. To be bike-ready, the ... And the real craftsmanship, as you say, the handmade crafts, old fashioned ...

Twenty-five-year-old Pat Hegedus, a frame builder with Panda Cycles, works on a custom bamboo road bike this month. The Fort Collins company rolls out about 65 bamboo-frame bicycles a year.

For centuries, the town of Kanō in Gifu Prefecture has been producing elegant umbrellas known as Ja-no-me-gasa (snake’s eye umbrellas), made from bamboo and brightly colored washi paper.

Archaeologists in the ancient city of Dutou found two abandoned wells with thousands of bamboo slips or 1,700-year-old record books, photos show. Photo from the Institute of Archaeology at the ...

Constructed primarily from bamboo, the frame exemplifies the strength and versatility of this sustainable material. Meticulously engineered dropouts ensure the rear wheel’s stability across ...

Archaeologists at ruins of ancient site in Changsha found abandoned well with hundreds of bamboo slips: 1,700-year-old records, photos show.

A worker makes ribs for an oilcloth umbrella in Gufeng Village of Jingxian County, east China's Anhui Province, Nov. 13, 2024. The umbrella, made of oiled cloth and bamboo frame, is a traditional ...

It is common to see scaffolders perched on bamboo frames that are several storeys high. Hongkongers have nicknamed these workers “spiders” because of their agility over the web-like latticework.