"Chisel"

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25 May 2023

Woodlouse in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on May 22, 2023.

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25 May 2023

Woodlouse in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on May 22, 2023.

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#9646306

25 February 2023

Man uses a chisel to carve an ice sculpture of a centaur out of blocks of solid ice during Icefest in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on February 19, 2023.

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25 February 2023

Man uses a chisel to carve an ice sculpture of a centaur out of blocks of solid ice during Icefest in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on February 19, 2023.

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25 February 2023

Man uses a chisel to carve an ice sculpture of a centaur out of blocks of solid ice during Icefest in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on February 19, 2023.

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25 February 2023

Man uses a chisel to carve an ice sculpture out of blocks of solid ice during Icefest in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on February 19, 2023.

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14 October 2022

Pedro Ortega Lozano, master craftsman and native of the Tláhuac district in Mexico City, spreads a papel picado made with a hammer and chisel on the eve of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Papel picado is a very important element for the Day of the Dead (1 and 2 November), as it is a fundamental adornment on the altars, where it plays not only a decorative role but also a symbolic role, since, according to the belief, it helps the souls of the dead to be routed and feel happy and content when they return to eat all that their relatives have prepared for them in the ofrendas.

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#9000016

14 October 2022

Pedro Ortega Lozano, a master craftsman from the Tláhuac district of Mexico City, uses a hammer and chisel to make papel picado on the eve of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Papel picado is a very important element for the Day of the Dead (1 and 2 November), as it is a fundamental adornment on the altars, where it plays not only a decorative role but also a symbolic role, since, according to the belief, it helps the souls of the dead to be routed and feel happy and content when they return to eat all that their relatives have prepared for them in the ofrendas.

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#9000018

14 October 2022

Pedro Ortega Lozano, a master craftsman from the Tláhuac district of Mexico City, uses a hammer and chisel to make papel picado on the eve of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Papel picado is a very important element for the Day of the Dead (1 and 2 November), as it is a fundamental adornment on the altars, where it plays not only a decorative role but also a symbolic role, since, according to the belief, it helps the souls of the dead to be routed and feel happy and content when they return to eat all that their relatives have prepared for them in the ofrendas.

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#9000020

14 October 2022

Pedro Ortega Lozano, a master craftsman from the Tláhuac district of Mexico City, uses a hammer and chisel to make papel picado on the eve of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Papel picado is a very important element for the Day of the Dead (1 and 2 November), as it is a fundamental adornment on the altars, where it plays not only a decorative role but also a symbolic role, since, according to the belief, it helps the souls of the dead to be routed and feel happy and content when they return to eat all that their relatives have prepared for them in the ofrendas.

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#9000022

14 October 2022

Pedro Ortega Lozano, a master craftsman from the Tláhuac district of Mexico City, uses a hammer and chisel to make papel picado on the eve of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Papel picado is a very important element for the Day of the Dead (1 and 2 November), as it is a fundamental adornment on the altars, where it plays not only a decorative role but also a symbolic role, since, according to the belief, it helps the souls of the dead to be routed and feel happy and content when they return to eat all that their relatives have prepared for them in the ofrendas.

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#9000024

14 October 2022

Pedro Ortega Lozano, master craftsman and native of the Tláhuac district in Mexico City, spreads a papel picado made with a hammer and chisel on the eve of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Papel picado is a very important element for the Day of the Dead (1 and 2 November), as it is a fundamental adornment on the altars, where it plays not only a decorative role but also a symbolic role, since, according to the belief, it helps the souls of the dead to be routed and feel happy and content when they return to eat all that their relatives have prepared for them in the ofrendas.

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#6877636

15 July 2021

Metal workers use a chisels to create small designs in a copper sheet at a workshop in Kathmandu City, Nepal, on December 15, 2011.

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15 July 2021

Metal worker uses a chisel to create small designs in a copper sheet at a workshop in Kathmandu City, Nepal, on December 15, 2011.

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#6627076

17 April 2021

Man carving Islamic gravestones in the medina (old city) of Fez in Morocco, Africa. The ancient city of Fez (Fes) is the second largest city of Morocco and the city has often been called the 'Mecca of the West' and the 'Athens of Africa'.

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25 March 2021

Man carving Islamic gravestones in the medina (old city) of Fez in Morocco, Africa. The ancient city of Fez (Fes) is the second largest city of Morocco and the city has often been called the 'Mecca of the West' and the 'Athens of Africa'.

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