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[@juliajs1752]

It broke my heart when Portia said "if only one or two women go into the bush (to pick shea nuts), it's likely they won't come back". What a horrible, terrifying thought for those poor people!

[@tinageorge8058]

It broke my heart as well.

[@ErvinaAcosta]

Fr

[@redreaper2752]

Equally depressing and inspiring. As someone who suffers from chronic pain I just can’t imagine how these incredible women are able to work so hard day in and day out, and for so little, when they clearly deserve so much more.

[@EcomCarl]

Sudam's dedication to preserving her family's mirror-making legacy is truly inspiring! Her craft, passed down through generations, shows the beauty and strength of tradition in the face of challenges. 🌟

[@briannconn]

Where can we purchase the mirror

[@dgfgsyhfgsdgvfhs]

Kerala​@@briannconn

[@canyonmooon__4200]

@@briannconntheir site is called Aranmula Kannadi

[@NativeWarrior88]

I have never seen a mirror like that before but it is absolutely stunning!!! Beautiful craftsmanship!

[@mercedes.c.w.]

I could listen to Viviana talk forever 😭 such a sweet gentle voice, i truly hope she is well as well as all the other admirable ladies here ❤ what a world we have

[@TLBxFinds]

Hand mixing the shea butter is insane. The silk making is fascinating

[@BusinessInsider]

Thanks for watching!

[@karishmamcgregor1553]

absolutely fascinating.... when all the robots and machines stop working - only traditional hand made crafts will survive. this knowledge is so important to support.

[@missestomlinson99]

I hope we don’t lose the knowledge of craft making in future generations to come

[@sabrinajanz]

I’m smiling from ear to ear reading these comments. You guys are amazing!

[@tangledroots9078]

Why do we not have links or information for ordering/purchasing any of these products?

[@mattiemathis9549]

I think it’s a great idea, but someone said they didn’t want to seem to be supporting one particular artisan and instead focus on the industry. I don’t know if it’s true, but it kinda makes sense.

[@Anil18834]

​@@mattiemathis9549Valid. But we could at least have the name of the business.

[@k.k.7797]

I’m assuming (at least the first clip) that some don’t have the time or resources to feasibly ship internationally without having to charge in excess for shipping

[@Volundur9567]

The mirrors are at Aranmula Kannadi. That's their site.

[@seahagkeylover]

Exactly my first thought!

[@Shusha0029]

I love that the Mayan lady gets visited by people from around the world! That has to feel amazing for her!

[@seasmacfarlane6418]

I found Viviana mesmerising and beautiful. What a lovely voice she has. May God bless her and all of the inspiring women in this excellent video. What a lovely world this could be if there were many people like these women. ❤

[@vanitayogeshwar5698]

This must be a must watch for all high school students to appreciate tradition across countries. Marvelous production and narration. Bravo! 👏

[@michaelcatalanottohandyman]

My wife is the best helper I ever have on the job site. Never fails. Most productive and helpful employee ever!

[@ladywolfwolf]

My husband and I worked together in our pressure washing and painting business for years. It was hard work, but we had a common goal and we kicked butt together.

[@toniking9484]

Is she really a helper? Or is she your business manager, IT staff and office manager?

[@rohiniguiland4873]

Business Insider it would be nice if you could put a link to buy from these companies.

[@ALPHAMAGASLAP]

Why? You can get a better product at dollar general!! This is all third world nonsense!!

[@brizagranadeno]

@@ALPHAMAGASLAPwhat dollar general you going to to get a giant ass candle

[@ALPHAMAGASLAP]

@@brizagranadeno But you love ass candles 🕯 🤪

[@Britzzlee]

And i bet they dont sell handmade red insect dye 💀​@@brizagranadeno

[@Jennifer-xt2no]

⁠@@ALPHAMAGASLAPdollar store sell cheap quality products, but if it’s cheap you want fine. Other rather go for quality. If these people were pink I bet you wouldn’t have that privilege attitude.

[@taniasanto9524]

Wow these mirrors are magnificently beautiful ❤

[@iconintl3]

Awesome. Salute n heart-felt gratitude to these WonderWomen 🎉

[@janetrasmason6549]

What an educational offering! I would love a link to the pottery. The talent of continuing these artforms is amazing and I so hope this documentary helps all who were featured.

[@Gertyutz]

They don't sell online internationally, otherwise Insider would have links.

[@EarlGreyLattex]

At 37:07 , there is a mistake; Cochineal already existed in the old world before the conquest of the new world. But it was not that same crimson red as mexican cochineal. Pre Colombian exchange vivid red dye was derived from the different cochineal native to the old world. Persian/Armenian cochineal (Porphyrophora hamelii) was native to middle east all the way to Armenia and the shade of red dye derived from it was called "KERMES", which was used extensively in middle eastern to far eastern textile arts. In Europe, Polish cochineal (Porphyrophora polonica L.) had a range all over central Europe and was the most commercially important source of red dye pre Colombian exchange. The dye produced was called "CARMINE" or "Saint John's blood" and was used by religious figures and royalty alike Notably, both types of cochineal in the old world have a history far longer than that if new world cochineal with Armenian cochineal being mentioned all the way back to the 8th Century BC. So with all this in mind, I find it astonishing that the team didn't do their research and due diligence and ended up writing a script that's laughable and ludicrous in it's claim that cochineal red dye was introduced to the old world after the discovery of the Americas.

[@monicahyland8641]

I would love one of her hand made carpets, they are so beautiful and the fact that so much love goes into them. So awesome

[@Mk56b]

This was one of the most amazing videos I have seen on KZbin.

[@barbbinsfeld3447]

So interesting. So glad these women are continueing with their heritage teachings and customs. Thank you for sharing this.

[@fridafransson7421]

Super interesting!! Thanks for covering these businesses!

[@BusinessInsider]

Thanks for watching!

[@seahagkeylover]

Inspire to be like these blessed women!!! God is awesome!

[@floras9203]

Can’t believe how beautiful the candles are and how they made no money prior.

[@eunicestone6532]

Only $15.00 us for that beautiful handmade candle.

[@iris_nazarena_4882]

I've been to the souks in Morocco, and the rugs are even more stunning in person!

[@meera6491]

This is such an incredible video! We need more content such as this!

[@Monk-eee]

22:36 WOW she said "when you put your hand in while it's roasting, and it really burns you, that's when you know it's ready"

[@debwilson5236]

Shea butter is truly amazing I suffer with eczema and other skin conditions and this cream clears my skin and also these ladies who make it have beautiful youthful skin , I will only buy traditional butter though it’s a lot better ❤❤they work so hard these ladies ❤❤

[@aayoutube3919]

How adorable is the lady who said I look like a nopal now😂

[@debwilson5236]

These ladies are amazing the beautiful things they make are beyond words ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sophroniel]

1:32:02 wow I never expected him to mention new zealand wool! Sending love to morrocan shepherds ❤

[@ch_kip]

This are cool as hell ❤

[@eveliennassy1217]

Awesome crafts Respect for the Ladies❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rhonda1891]

That’s really neat about shea butter thanks for sharing ❤

[@wadeo4263]

At 14 minutes 40 seconds when the lady said how she worked making thoes candles for the church for exchange for food,I thought that was nice but allso a bit unfair, thoes ladies work verry hard and should be given more than food for there skills,I'm happy to hear things have changed and now they are getting paid

[@keskinmesut3249]

Respect Ladies 👏👏👏

[@epicgoathenri]

It is amazing to see all these skills and traditions being preserved by some, as sad as it is also, to see it fade away with some of them. Great video❤

[@MonicaGama-k2b]

Beautiful mirror ❤

[@5canwalk]

Amazing list!

[@TohruMarie]

Vivianna reminds me of my maternal grandmother (the only one i had) who also reminded me of Grandma Coco. I will buy anything from this woman!!!!! She is such a badass!

[@TohruMarie]

My apologies; DONA Vivianna! so cool.

[@ilovemydogsjosyamy1798]

All this womans doing an amazing job! 💕

[@GazingTrandoshan]

Shes doing her father proud continuing the mirrors

[@w1-em4nq]

they do look beautiful. but has be asking, is glass required in mirrors? well they answered my question at the end.

[@oakleafbird8362]

Wunderschön gefilmt.

[@trishasingh3950]

Jute is one of my favorite materials, it’s such a pity it isn’t readily available elsewhere. How I miss it!

[@gigisalamangkera5524]

Traditional cooking is not only organic in nature...it is done with pure love...transports you back in time....

[@donnadees1971]

Commendable-passionate. Kudos

[@nattylme]

Couldn't be prouder. Woman Power 💪🏻!

[@Lady_dromeda]

I write while watching the mole segment. I recently lost my grandmother, so hearing that the mole being made for the segment is for mourning, the emotions came back a little.

[@oldschool8432]

Thank you Business Insider for this wonderful documentary

[@BusinessInsider]

Thanks for watching!

[@anamariaprado2718]

Unbelievable hard work...

[@debwilson5236]

Those mirrors are amazing beautiful ❤

[@jenniehuntley26]

i found this very interesting, its a pity that a lot of these crafts are dying out,

[@glendavania6389]

Thank you for this inspiring content ❤ I may not remember this in the long run, but at the moment, it's great to know unique cultures I have never known before. These women are very inspirative in so many ways. The mirror making made me curious how different would it be from our day-to-day mirror. I think that would be a fun experience to try! 💞

[@tinageorge8058]

BLOODY HELL, THESE WOMEN ARE INCREDIBLE HUMAN BEINGS ! WHAT AN EDUCATIONAL VIDEO. THANK YOU.

[@sophroniel]

1:54:53 we cook like this in NZ and the pacific islands

[@mairepcod4063]

Thanks,

[@anne-theresefagerli6939]

fantastic woman

[@Youknow_Lex]

I also wish they provided links, I would love to support women all over the world

[@Gertyutz]

They don't have the money to ship internationally and set up stores online.

[@deborahshallin5843]

Thank you for the celebration of women! They are indeed the strongest sex! As evidenced by biology. Unfortunately, societal norms and standards continue to subjugate women in a much lesser role. If the world was ruled by women, I believe that wars and other world problems would non exist. Unfortunately, we don’t have the opportunity. Thank you for sharing and such a positive message for women!

[@endless3cho]

😮‍💨

[@simplyjane92]

I would love a way to purchase some of these items/products to support these inspiring women and their cultures with them❤

[@theadventuresofdeno963]

Wow

[@JulieTremblay-mj9np]

I wish I could buy products directly from these women, I would totally encourage them instead of resellers

[@sophroniel]

1:09:34 Anyone who has eaten pesto should know that blenders do not compare to crushing

[@EllenAtwood]

My mom loved trying all those “modern” foods. My dad loved Cool Whip. My eldest son (in his 50s now) loved Tang. I had to come on Tasting History to hear about Tang Pie! Probably won’t try it as the only part I would like is graham cracker crust. But, wonder what it would be like with chocolate cookie crumb crust???

[@donnawoodford8145]

Only wish more women got fair market value for their labors. Hopefully, their pay will be augmented in years to come to reflect the unparalleled and exquisite talent they demonstrate. TY for posting.

[@rebeccabarnhart4837]

Very good

[@John081590]

It's so sad for the cochineals of Mexico that it is dying slowly. It reminds me of another prized product they were once famous for: natural Vanilla. Unfortunately, several countries like Madagascar found a more efficient way of pollinating and cultivating the Vanilla orchids and so Mexico was left behind

[@judithbrakalov9169]

I hate that everything now is plastic and garbage, back to the natural ways made of plants! Love your work beautiful!

[@shahidqazi8980]

Equally dispiriting and motivational. How do these extraordinary women maintain the ability to work so industriously day after day for such meager compensation?

[@daynaswan427]

I like those mirrors.

[@lyricalgypsy]

I wish there were links to the businesses. I would love to help support them.

[@ArianeGabriellaUmutoni]

All these artisans, businesswomen and men are incredible, I'm impressed. That's why even God continue to protect their businesses no matter the disasters and difficulties they face, because they put their heart, love into them and they use ways that don't destroy the nature or humanity at all!! Things like these inspire me! It's better to do something meaningful not only to your life but to the life of others. No matter which business you do always make sure you are serving people right and you are not destroying their lives while using your products and you are not cheating them taking a lot for something that doesn't have value or something that will kill them. If you do it that way, God will always provide for you.

[@TinyGojiraRawr]

I wish I could order from these women directly

[@djdarkrhyl8501]

2:02:41 where did the dog came from..or it is just my mind..

[@gigisalamangkera5524]

I would like to have that authentic handmade Indian Mirror someday.... All these handmade products crafted traditionally handed down from centuries are truly special , should not vanish, should not be transferred to mechanical form...or else it will loose it's magical properties.

[@monicalklein]

Why aren't there link's?

[@Gertyutz]

They don't have the money to ship internationally and set up stores online.

[@rehemarajabu3655]

Interested

[@sinegugucele4878]

God bless and protect the women who make Shea butter 🥹

[@harmalr3443]

where can we buy these products and support.

[@KaoutarBenelfakih]

I'm so proud to be moroccan

[@bugunderrug3937]

I really wish I could invest in good quality hand made shea butter, but I’m painfully allergic to it :,(

[@bkim7000]

Sooooo you post a video like this but not give us the path to buy and support?

[@Gertyutz]

They don't have the money to ship internationally and set up stores online.

[@soniatriana9091]

These amazing women are doing what they do with passion & skill! There are women all around the world who do the same at whatever they do - because the pride they feel of their accomplishments are highly esteemed by family, friends, & customers!! Also, Mexico & Guatemala have many of the exact weaving & culinary traditions because Guatemala’s territory once encompassed & ruled over the lower part of Mexico. Therefore, there’s no difference in many of their cultural traditions, but the Media only tends to profile Mexico, that’s a big error!!

[@donnahague8983]

Why doesn’t this channel list where we can order from these artisans?? I’d buy that shea butter.

[@Gertyutz]

They don't have the money to ship internationally and set up stores online.

[@sophroniel]

47:44 curious I never knew people in parts of india could look east asian 🤔 human genetics are so wild

[@00mpa1oomp4]

You forgot to add: creating a home & raising the children

[@toniking9484]

What do you mean? That these women ALSO do this? In addition to being awesome craftsmen?

[@shakebake3846]

These people and their crafts are amazing!!! I do hope that they’re able to live comfortably especially financially and good health from their labor. It hurt my spirit when the man who takes care of the sheep begged God for mercy because his job is so hard!! I hope that he receives mercy and more!!

[@devina3706]

Glory to God who gives wisdom and knowledge and power

[@NativeWarrior88]

I world love to have a suit made by Kathryn Sargent!

[@joannemadden7449]

I'm in awe of ALL OF THESE AMAZING WOMEN!! PLEASE, A LINK TO PURCHASE ❤

[@Gertyutz]

They don't have extra money to set up online stores and sell internationally.

[@chasecoffey6692]

Can we get a video on 12 jobs done by men?

[@M.U.S.H.R0.0.M]

WHO NEEDED A DAMN 6FT 30 POUND CANDLE😭😭 (I don’t need one, but I sure as hell want one!)

[@hinas_for_life]

All the work that goes into the Candles she only gets $15.

[@eunicestone6532]

How are their livers even functioning? They must have a high tolerance to alcohol. One glass would most likely put me to bed. Lol

[@What1666]

❤❤❤

[@shelleystinton2425]

I watch these women and I am proud of them they are Artists, it’s nice to see. The African women are struggling against horrible conditions. No American woman has endured the hardships these women face everyday. Shea butter is in everything!

[@Ryoko007]

i dont get it, so many people including me love shea butter for my skin. But why on earth are some choosing that shea tree to cut down just for firewood?? it makes no sense, are there literally no other trees in Ghana to chop down for firewood? i hope the trees are protected. i love my shea butter cream.

[@ashleighlittle7832]

God I wish I could eat the Molè but I’m deathly allergic to onions. 😢

[@1339su]

Good show. Can you write the names of the things these people are working on for their business? It's interesting for me. Thanks

[@A-Light-from-Heaven_]

LORD HOLY GOD JESUS CHRIST FATHER HEAVENLY CREATOR OF PURE SPIRITUAL ANGEL'S AND holy people on Earth 🌍 it IS the PERFRCT TRUTH AND PURE