Serbian rug seeks global cultural heritage status

DW (English) 2025-01-10

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Only five women in Serbia make the striking, colorful, hand-woven "kilim of Pirot" rugs. They believe that their craft will soon be given intangible cultural heritage status by UNESCO.
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