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Sie zählen zum immateriellen Kulturerbe im Sinne der UNESCO und stehen für lebendiges Wissen, gelebte Praxis und Fertigkeiten, die Gemeinschaften prägen und über Generationen weitergetragen werden.",299,[20,53,62,70,77,84,107,113,118,134,170],{"id":21,"collection":22,"item":23},3209,"block_slider",{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"aspect_ratio":24,"type":25,"id":26,"pick_items":9,"is_enabled":27,"randomize":9,"row_mode":28,"items":29},"3\u002F1","full-width",994,true,false,[30],{"id":31,"sort":32,"type":33,"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"color_text":9,"color_background":9,"category":9,"heading":9,"is_long_heading":28,"summary":9,"link_internal":9,"link":9,"call_to_action":9,"show_search":28,"image":34},1912,1,"image",{"id":35,"author":36,"title":37,"license":38,"description":9,"license_url":39,"tags":9,"kulturpool_url":9,"location":9,"storage":40,"filename_disk":41,"filename_download":42,"metadata":43,"type":44,"filesize":45,"created_on":46,"modified_by":47,"modified_on":48,"embed":9,"uploaded_by":47,"uploaded_on":49,"folder":50,"width":51,"height":52,"charset":9,"duration":9,"tus_id":9,"tus_data":9,"focal_point_x":9,"focal_point_y":9},"b256f20b-01a7-45ab-9338-336a30e4170f","Joseph Kóo","Burgenländischer Indigo-Handblaudruck","CC BY-NC-ND","https:\u002F\u002Fcreativecommons.org\u002Flicenses\u002Fby-nc-nd\u002F4.0\u002F","local","b256f20b-01a7-45ab-9338-336a30e4170f.jpg","at2-blaudruck-indigo-(c)-joseph-kóo.jpg",{},"image\u002Fjpeg","1164818","2026-01-20T07:54:53.583Z","a1bbb64d-aed1-4fcb-814e-ec90b36bc814","2026-01-20T08:11:47.330Z","2026-01-20T07:54:53.592Z","cc95a4fd-af2e-45c9-82ff-facb35becf00",2362,1575,{"id":54,"collection":55,"item":56},3210,"block_text",{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":57,"heading_tag":58,"type":59,"heading":15,"body":60,"summary":9,"id":61,"is_enabled":27},"large","h2","center","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Österreichische UNESCO-Kommission\u003C\u002Fstrong>\u003C\u002Fp>",1652,{"id":63,"collection":55,"item":64},3211,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":65,"heading_tag":66,"type":67,"heading":9,"body":68,"summary":9,"id":69,"is_enabled":27},"normal","h3","standard","\u003Cp>Was haben der Montafoner Dialekt, der Umgang mit Lawinengefahr, das Sensenschmieden und die Lieder der Lovara gemeinsam? Sie alle sind immaterielles Kulturerbe im Sinne der \u003Ca title=\"UNESCO\" href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.unesco.at\u002F\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">UNESCO\u003C\u002Fa>. Im Gegensatz zu Gebäuden oder Sammlungen aus Objekten besteht immaterielles Kulturerbe nicht aus Dingen, sondern aus Wissen, Können und kulturellen Praktiken, die von Generation zu Generation weitergegeben werden. Es umfasst lebendige Alltagspraktiken, Ausdrucksformen und Fertigkeiten, die aus der Vergangenheit überliefert wurden und bis heute bestehen. Dazu zählen zum Beispiel Erzähltraditionen, Feste im Jahreskreis, Umweltwissen oder Handwerkstechniken.\u003C\u002Fp>",1653,{"id":71,"collection":55,"item":72},3212,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":65,"heading_tag":66,"type":73,"heading":74,"body":9,"summary":75,"id":76,"is_enabled":27},"quote","Was ist Indigo-Handblaudruck?","Unter Indigo-Handblaudruck versteht man das Färben von Stoffen mittels einer speziellen Reservedrucktechnik. Dabei wird in Handarbeit mit Holzmodeln und Papp - eine farbabweisende Masse - ein Muster auf den Stoff aufgetragen und mit Indigo gefärbt. Die bedruckten Stellen bleiben nach dem Auswaschen weiß auf blauem Grund. Die Abbildung oben zeigt das bei dieser Technik verwendete Indigo-Pigment, das dem Stoff seine charakteristische Färbung verleiht.",1654,{"id":78,"collection":55,"item":79},3213,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":65,"heading_tag":66,"type":80,"heading":81,"body":82,"summary":9,"id":83,"is_enabled":27},"two-cols","Die UNESCO-Konvention von 2003","\u003Cp>Die UNESCO-Konvention zur Erhaltung des immateriellen Kulturerbes (2003) definiert den Begriff wie folgt: „Unter immateriellem Kulturerbe sind Praktiken, Darstellungen, Ausdrucksformen, Wissen und Fertigkeiten – sowie die dazugehörigen Instrumente, Objekte, Artefakte und kulturellen Räume – zu verstehen, die Gemeinschaften, Gruppen und gegebenenfalls Einzelpersonen als Bestandteil ihres Kulturerbes ansehen.“\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Sie unterscheidet dabei fünf Bereiche des immateriellen Kulturerbes:\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Col>\n\u003Cli>Mündlich überlieferte Traditionen und Ausdrucksformen, einschließlich Sprache als Trägerin des immateriellen Kulturerbes\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003Cli>Darstellende Künste (z. B. Musik, Tanz, Theater)\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003Cli>Gesellschaftliche Bräuche, Rituale und Feste\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003Cli>Wissen und Praktiken im Umgang mit der Natur und dem Universum\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003Cli>Traditionelle Handwerkstechniken\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003C\u002Fol>\n\u003Cp>Allen Bereichen gemeinsam ist: Immaterielles Kulturerbe ist im Jetzt lebendig und kein Relikt der Vergangenheit. Das heißt, hinter jeder dieser kulturellen Praktiken stehen Menschen, die sie aktiv ausüben, weiterentwickeln und an die nächste Generation weitergeben. Die UNESCO versteht dieses Erbe als wandelbar und anpassungsfähig, damit es über lange Zeiträume relevant für seine Ausübenden bleibt. Es stärkt den sozialen Zusammenhalt, prägt Identitäten und leistet einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Resilienz von Gemeinschaften. Gleichzeitig wird es als wertvolle Ressource für einen nachhaltigen und verantwortungsvollen Umgang mit der Umwelt und lokalen Lebensräumen betrachtet.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Zu den zentralen Zielen der UNESCO-Konvention gehört es daher, Immaterielles Kulturerbe, seine vielfältigen Formen und seinen gesellschaftlichen Mehrwert sichtbar zu machen und in nationalen Verzeichnissen zu dokumentieren. In Österreich wurde das Übereinkommen 2009 ratifiziert. Seitdem führt die Österreichische UNESCO-Kommission, die nationale Anlaufstelle für alle UNESCO-Themen, das \u003Ca title=\"Nationales Verzeichnis des immateriellen Kulturerbes\" href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.unesco.at\u002Fkultur\u002Fimmaterielles-kulturerbe\u002Foesterreichisches-verzeichnis\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Nationale Verzeichnis des immateriellen Kulturerbes\u003C\u002Fa>, in dem kulturelle Praktiken gesammelt und für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich gemacht werden.\u003C\u002Fp>",1655,{"id":85,"collection":22,"item":86},3214,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"aspect_ratio":24,"type":87,"id":88,"pick_items":9,"is_enabled":27,"randomize":9,"row_mode":28,"items":89},"small",995,[90],{"id":91,"sort":32,"type":33,"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"color_text":9,"color_background":9,"category":9,"heading":9,"is_long_heading":28,"summary":92,"link_internal":9,"link":9,"call_to_action":9,"show_search":28,"image":93},1913,"Die Österreichische UNESCO-Kommission hat ein eigenes Logo für Einträge des Nationalen Verzeichnisses des Immateriellen Kulturerbes in Österreich eingeführt, um die Eintragungen visuell miteinander zu verbinden. Die geschwungenen Linien und floralen Motive greifen dabei handwerkliche Gestaltungstraditionen auf und symbolisieren die Lebendigkeit des Immateriellen Kulturerbes in Österreich.",{"id":94,"author":95,"title":96,"license":38,"description":9,"license_url":39,"tags":9,"kulturpool_url":9,"location":9,"storage":40,"filename_disk":97,"filename_download":98,"metadata":99,"type":100,"filesize":101,"created_on":102,"modified_by":47,"modified_on":103,"embed":9,"uploaded_by":47,"uploaded_on":104,"folder":50,"width":105,"height":106,"charset":9,"duration":9,"tus_id":9,"tus_data":9,"focal_point_x":9,"focal_point_y":9},"bf45ca68-22c8-491e-abf7-50f1f7c49859","Coco Breban \u002F ÖUK","Logo für Elemente im Verzeichnis des Immateriellen Kulturerbes in Österreich","bf45ca68-22c8-491e-abf7-50f1f7c49859.png","header.png",{},"image\u002Fpng","272600","2026-01-20T08:02:39.284Z","2026-01-20T08:11:47.349Z","2026-01-20T08:02:39.290Z",3000,1000,{"id":108,"collection":55,"item":109},3215,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":65,"heading_tag":66,"type":80,"heading":110,"body":111,"summary":9,"id":112,"is_enabled":27},"Wie wird man in das Verzeichnis des Immateriellen Kulturerbes aufgenommen?","\u003Cp>Bewerbungen durch Ausübende kultureller Praktiken für eine Aufnahme in dieses Verzeichnis sind ganzjährig möglich. Ein Gremium aus 15 Personen, darunter Vertreter:innen von Bundesministerien, der Bundesländer sowie Expert:innen aus verschiedenen Bereichen, entscheidet über neue Einträge in das Verzeichnis. Eine Aufnahme findet statt, wenn die Praxis den Ansprüchen eines Immateriellen Kulturerbes im Sinne der UNESCO gerecht wird.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Mit Stand 2025 umfasst dieses Verzeichnis über 170 Einträge, wobei jährlich neue hinzukommen. Jede Aufnahme macht ein weiteres Stück der kulturellen Vielfalt Österreichs sichtbar. Das Verzeichnis soll zeigen: kulturelles Erbe ist nicht nur Geschichte. 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Seit ihrer Gründung 1949 trägt sie zur Umsetzung der Aufgaben bei, die sich aus der Mitgliedschaft Österreichs in der UNESCO ergeben, darunter die Führung des Nationalen Verzeichnisses des Immateriellen Kulturerbes.","\u002Fsuche?refinementList=dataProvider%255B0%255D=%25C3%2596sterreichische%2520UNESCO-Kommission","zu den Digitalisaten",{"id":146,"author":147,"title":148,"license":149,"description":9,"license_url":150,"tags":9,"kulturpool_url":9,"location":9,"storage":40,"filename_disk":151,"filename_download":152,"metadata":153,"type":44,"filesize":162,"created_on":163,"modified_by":164,"modified_on":165,"embed":9,"uploaded_by":47,"uploaded_on":166,"folder":167,"width":168,"height":169,"charset":9,"duration":9,"tus_id":9,"tus_data":9,"focal_point_x":9,"focal_point_y":9},"4b5a1ba9-d90f-4add-b319-7a6c3b53b897","Lea Scharl","Österreichische UNESCO Kommission","In Copyright","https:\u002F\u002Frightsstatements.org\u002Fpage\u002FInC\u002F1.0\u002F?language=en","4b5a1ba9-d90f-4add-b319-7a6c3b53b897.jpg","4 - Ö-UNESCO-KOMM © Lea Scharl-39.jpg",{"ifd0":154,"exif":157},{"Make":155,"Model":156},"Canon","Canon EOS R5",{"FNumber":158,"ExposureTime":159,"FocalLength":160,"ISOSpeedRatings":161},7.1,0.25,16,400,"11637884","2026-01-19T13:26:20.065Z","6a29f7a3-1d8d-4e0a-81db-8aa63ac748a5","2026-02-25T13:03:06.732Z","2026-01-19T13:26:20.105Z","c2e73b36-dc0d-4407-8210-88fcd8c1b662",8192,5464,{"id":171,"collection":120,"item":172},3219,{"date_unpublished":9,"date_published":9,"type":67,"items":173,"summary":9,"heading":9,"id":179,"is_enabled":27},[174],{"heading":175,"summary":176,"link":177,"call_to_action":178},"Weitere Artikel","Lesen Sie mehr über die Digitialisierung von Kulturerbe.","\u002Finhalte\u002Fartikel","zu allen Artikeln",442,{"languages_code":181,"title":182,"slug":16,"summary":183,"id":184,"items":185},"en","What is considered Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO?","What do the dialect of Montafon, avalanche risk management, scythe forging, and the songs of the Lovara have in common? They are all forms of intangible cultural heritage as defined by UNESCO. Unlike buildings or collections of objects, intangible cultural heritage does not consist of material items but of knowledge, skills, and cultural practices that are passed down from one generation to the next.",300,[186,195,200,205,211,217,227,233,238,252,266],{"id":187,"collection":22,"item":188},3220,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"aspect_ratio":24,"type":25,"id":189,"pick_items":9,"is_enabled":27,"randomize":9,"row_mode":28,"items":190},997,[191],{"id":192,"sort":32,"type":33,"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"color_text":9,"color_background":9,"category":9,"heading":9,"is_long_heading":28,"summary":9,"link_internal":9,"link":9,"call_to_action":9,"show_search":28,"image":193},1915,{"id":35,"author":36,"title":37,"license":38,"description":9,"license_url":39,"tags":9,"kulturpool_url":9,"location":9,"storage":40,"filename_disk":41,"filename_download":42,"metadata":194,"type":44,"filesize":45,"created_on":46,"modified_by":47,"modified_on":48,"embed":9,"uploaded_by":47,"uploaded_on":49,"folder":50,"width":51,"height":52,"charset":9,"duration":9,"tus_id":9,"tus_data":9,"focal_point_x":9,"focal_point_y":9},{},{"id":196,"collection":55,"item":197},3221,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":57,"heading_tag":58,"type":59,"heading":182,"body":198,"summary":9,"id":199,"is_enabled":27},"\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Austrian Commission for UNESCO\u003C\u002Fstrong>\u003C\u002Fp>",1658,{"id":201,"collection":55,"item":202},3222,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":65,"heading_tag":66,"type":67,"heading":9,"body":203,"summary":9,"id":204,"is_enabled":27},"\u003Cp>What do the dialect of Montafon, avalanche risk management, scythe forging, and the songs of the Lovara have in common? They are all forms of intangible cultural heritage as defined by \u003Ca title=\"UNESCO\" href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.unesco.at\u002Fen\u002F\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">UNESCO\u003C\u002Fa>. Unlike buildings or collections of objects, intangible cultural heritage does not consist of material items but of knowledge, skills, and cultural practices that are passed down from one generation to the next. It includes everyday practices, expressions, and techniques that have been handed down from the past and continue to exist today. Examples include practices of storytelling, annual festivals, environmental knowledge, and traditional crafts.\u003C\u002Fp>",1659,{"id":206,"collection":55,"item":207},3223,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":65,"heading_tag":66,"type":73,"heading":208,"body":9,"summary":209,"id":210,"is_enabled":27},"What is indigo hand block printing?","Indigo hand block printing refers to the dyeing of fabrics using a special reserve printing technique. A pattern is applied to the fabric by hand using wooden blocks and cardboard - a colour-repellant material - and then dyed with indigo. After washing, the printed areas remain white on a blue background. The image above shows the indigo pigment used in this technique, which gives the fabric its characteristic blue colouration.",1660,{"id":212,"collection":55,"item":213},3224,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":65,"heading_tag":66,"type":80,"heading":214,"body":215,"summary":9,"id":216,"is_enabled":27},"The 2003 UNESCO Convention","\u003Cp>The UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage (2003) defines the term as follows: “The ‘intangible cultural heritage’ means the practices, representations, expressions, knowledge, skills – as well as the instruments, objects, artefacts and cultural spaces associated therewith – that communities, groups and, in some cases, individuals recognize as part of their cultural heritage.”\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>The Convention distinguishes five domains of intangible cultural heritage:\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Col>\n\u003Cli>oral traditions and expressions, including language as a vehicle of the intangible cultural heritage;\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003Cli>performing arts;\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003Cli>social practices, rituals and festive events;\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003Cli>knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe;\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003Cli>traditional craftsmanship.\u003C\u002Fli>\n\u003C\u002Fol>\n\u003Cp>What all these domains share is that intangible cultural heritage consists of living practices that are not a relic of the past. Each cultural practice is carried out by individuals and communities who actively engage in it, adapt it, and pass it on to the next generation. UNESCO understands this heritage as constantly evolving so that it stays relevant to those who practice it. It strengthens social cohesion, shapes identities, and contributes significantly to community resilience. At the same time, UNESCO regards it as a valuable resource for sustainable and responsible interaction with the environment and local habitats.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>A central goal of the Convention is therefore to make intangible cultural heritage, its diverse forms, and its societal value visible and to document it through national inventories. Austria ratified the Convention in 2009. Since then, the Austrian Commission for UNESCO – the national liaison office for all UNESCO matters – has maintained the \u003Ca title=\"National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage\" href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.unesco.at\u002Fen\u002Fculture\u002Fintangible-cultural-heritage\u002Fnational-inventory\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage\u003C\u002Fa>, which collects cultural practices and makes them accessible to the public.\u003C\u002Fp>",1661,{"id":218,"collection":22,"item":219},3225,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"aspect_ratio":24,"type":87,"id":220,"pick_items":9,"is_enabled":27,"randomize":9,"row_mode":28,"items":221},998,[222],{"id":223,"sort":32,"type":33,"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"color_text":9,"color_background":9,"category":9,"heading":9,"is_long_heading":28,"summary":224,"link_internal":9,"link":9,"call_to_action":9,"show_search":28,"image":225},1916,"The Austrian Commission for UNESCO has introduced a dedicated logo for entries in the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Austria in order to visually link its elements. The flowing lines and floral motifs draw from designs seen in traditional crafts and symbolise the vitality of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Austria.",{"id":94,"author":95,"title":96,"license":38,"description":9,"license_url":39,"tags":9,"kulturpool_url":9,"location":9,"storage":40,"filename_disk":97,"filename_download":98,"metadata":226,"type":100,"filesize":101,"created_on":102,"modified_by":47,"modified_on":103,"embed":9,"uploaded_by":47,"uploaded_on":104,"folder":50,"width":105,"height":106,"charset":9,"duration":9,"tus_id":9,"tus_data":9,"focal_point_x":9,"focal_point_y":9},{},{"id":228,"collection":55,"item":229},3226,{"date_published":9,"date_unpublished":9,"heading_size":65,"heading_tag":66,"type":80,"heading":230,"body":231,"summary":9,"id":232,"is_enabled":27},"How does one become part of the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage?","\u003Cp>Applications for inscription in the National Inventory may be submitted at any time by bearers of the respective cultural practice. An advisory committee of 15 members – including representatives of federal ministries, the provinces, and experts from various fields – decides on new entries. A practice is inscribed if it meets the criteria for intangible cultural heritage as defined by UNESCO. As of 2025, the inventory contains more than 170 entries, with new ones added each year. Each inscription highlights another facet of Austria's cultural diversity. 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