Dutch artist Sandra de Groot uses cotton cord to make intricate and eccentric headpieces. To create her wearable sculptures, she uses a knotting technique called macramé that dates back centuries.

Romeo and Juliet was the inspiration for this year’s Pirelli Calendar "Looking for Juliet." Actresses Emma Watson and Kristen Stewart were among the famous women who were photographed as the tragic heroine.

Christmas in Germany wouldn’t be complete without roast duck and a bit of gingerbread. In our series "Traditional Christmas Fare," we explore typical holiday dishes from various European countries.

The Bosnian furniture company Zanat from Konjic crafts hand-made furniture out of wood. The carving technique they use is more than 100 years old, and since 2017 it’s been on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list.

British artist Eleanor Macnair’s medium of choice is play-doh. She uses the popular children’s play material to create colorful and intriguing recreations of the work of renowned photographers.

"Meggin’s Perfect Weekend" takes a trip to Paris. Against the backdrop of the Christmas season, Euromaxx reporter Meggin Leigh shares her personal tips for a great time in the French capital.

Every year kite-flyers meet for the International Kite Festival in the dunes of Corralejo on the Canary island of Fuerteventura. The festival boasts a variety of kites in all shapes and sizes, many of them hand-crafted.

Jedes Jahr treffen sich hunderte Drachenfans zu einem Festival auf der kanarischen Insel Fuerteventura. Zu sehen sind alle möglichen Arten von Drachen: Herkömmliche Drachen, Lenkdrachen und riesige, aufblasbare Objekte.

Christmas classics in Britain: how to make a succulent roast turkey - and why a tradition Christmas pudding has to be stirred weeks before the holiday.

It smokes, growls, and spouts fire -- the new dragon by the French theatre troupe, La Machine. The 25 metre long, 10 metre high dragon comes to life with the help of 20 technicians.