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From producing dye from tiny cactus bugs to handcrafting bespoke suits for the world’s wealthiest clients, we explore 12 fascinating jobs done by women around the world.
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00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:33 - Indian Mirrors
00:11:25 - Mexican Candle Making
00:19:14 - Ghanaian Shea Butter
00:28:22 - Mexican Cochineal
00:41:53 - Indian Jute Mats
00:50:25 - Japanese Sake
01:08:05 - Mexican Mole
01:16:48 - Cambodian Silk
01:27:10 - Moroccan Rug Weavers
01:40:15 - Tunisian Pottery
01:50:30 - Cochinita Pibil
02:02:56 - Savile Row
02:16:19 - Credits
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@EcomCarl 17 дней назад

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. 🌟

@rohiniguiland4873 Месяц назад

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

@ALPHAMAGASLAP Месяц назад

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

@brizagranadeno Месяц назад

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

@ALPHAMAGASLAP Месяц назад

@@brizagranadeno But you love ass candles 🕯 🤪

@Britzzlee 3 дня назад

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

@juliajs1752 Месяц назад

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!

@tangledroots9078 Месяц назад

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

@mattiemathis9549 Месяц назад

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 Месяц назад

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

@k.k.7797 Месяц назад

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 Месяц назад

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

@brizagranadeno Месяц назад

I know that for the candles she does have an Instagram page I forgot to name though

@TLBxFinds Месяц назад

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

@BusinessInsider Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@karishmamcgregor1553 13 дней назад

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 2 дня назад

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

@janetrasmason6549 Месяц назад

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.

@floras9203 Месяц назад

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

@eunicestone6532 Месяц назад

Only $15.00 us for that beautiful handmade candle.

@michaelcatalanottohandyman Месяц назад

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

@ladywolfwolf Месяц назад

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.

@taniasanto9524 Месяц назад

Wow these mirrors are magnificently beautiful ❤

@iconintl3 Месяц назад

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

@redreaper2752 День назад

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.

@iris_nazarena_4882 Месяц назад

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

@fridafransson7421 Месяц назад

Super interesting!! Thanks for covering these businesses!

@BusinessInsider Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@5canwalk 19 дней назад

Amazing list!

@Crocthunder Месяц назад

Shes doing her father proud continuing the mirrors

@w1-em4nq Месяц назад

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

@lovanaries 16 дней назад

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

@keskinmesut3249 Месяц назад

Respect Ladies 👏👏👏

@mercedes.c.w. День назад

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

@jenniehuntley26 Месяц назад

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

@rebeccabarnhart4837 2 дня назад

Very good

@user-xi7mv1td7f Месяц назад

Beautiful mirror ❤

@oakleafbird8362 Месяц назад

Wunderschön gefilmt.

@seahagkeylover Месяц назад

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

@theadventuresofdeno963 Месяц назад

Wow

@joannemadden7449 Месяц назад

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

@EllenAtwood 24 дня назад

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???

@bkim7000 Месяц назад

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

@monicalklein Месяц назад

Why aren't there link's?

@EarlGreyLattex 11 дней назад

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.

@rehemarajabu3655 Месяц назад

Interested

@JinxedAF Месяц назад

😢 in USA I wish we had culture like this women do. I'm grateful to be in the USA but I still wish that we had a culture

@oldschool8432 Месяц назад

Thank you Business Insider for this wonderful documentary

@BusinessInsider Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@deborahshallin5843 Месяц назад

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 Месяц назад

😮‍💨

@SmartCreeper Месяц назад

Women rulers were more likely to start wars...

@hollydenomme3508 12 дней назад

Where can I buy a real one made by this amazing woman?

@eunicestone6532 Месяц назад

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

@user-vk4jp2xc8w Месяц назад

Can you do what a airborne soldier packs in there bag or can you do something were you document on the us army please (like this so business insider sees this please)

@janetrasmason6549 Месяц назад

All branches of the military have pages and have videos that answer those questions. I found them by accident. Ask that very question in search and it will show the links. Good luck!

@user-vk4jp2xc8w Месяц назад

Ok thank you very much

@prtygrl5077 Месяц назад

I feel like they are using silicon as well. It looks and brittles like silicon

@soosywintston8285 Месяц назад

Why there isn't top crafts done by men?

@johnwhatever8000 Месяц назад

Anything for men is sexist

@Chisthebest0 Месяц назад

Always that one person like you...

@kitohawksworth5000 Месяц назад

@@Chisthebest0 and one like you.

@Chisthebest0 Месяц назад

@@kitohawksworth5000 You sure about that? i'm quite the loved person but you wouldn't know that cause you're not me. Don't assume what I have and don't have.

@kitohawksworth5000 Месяц назад

@Chisthebest0 LOL I literally just used the same comment you used towards OP.

@MB-xq3ol Месяц назад

Is that where James Bond got his suit

@shelleystinton2425 Месяц назад

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!

@marieazrak1951 Месяц назад

That’s not right they should get paid for their work either way

@marieazrak1951 Месяц назад

I’m afraid of fire to be honest with you

@ddawg3230 Месяц назад

Shows lady doing grinding with a stone - an activity predominantly done by women every day before the advent of mixer grinders in kitchens - to talk about 'physical work predominantly done by men'. :D

@juliajs1752 Месяц назад

I'm pretty sure that referred only to that specific step of the mirror-making, and not all-encompassing human history.

@zusukir Месяц назад

Business Insider I appreciate the making of this video and the importance of these career all around the world also the importance for doing the job perfectly by women too. But the title is a bit tricky, in 2024 where’s the gender equality? I mean sure we still need to give a lot of respect to women. But one wrong step it will be feel like women is superior than men, I’m talking about the title you put on. (Of course we wouldn’t put the title of “by men” , it would feel like gender inequality too)

@monicalklein Месяц назад

Don't make money off of them without providing their information so they can make a real wage!

@wooskili5939 Месяц назад

JJ 97 😂😂😂😂

@johnmcneil1681 Месяц назад

Oops

@aracoixo3288 Месяц назад

🤑💔💋

@aracoixo3288 Месяц назад

Uwu 0:28

@misssabina235 12 дней назад

Peta is the worst.

@shelbygillenwater9218 Месяц назад

Only 12, y’all ain’t even tryin’

@Chisthebest0 Месяц назад

What?

@theadventuresofdeno963 Месяц назад

I’m the 40th comment and no one can like this comment

@ebadd3468 Месяц назад

I use to work at a waste sewage plant where's my validation.

@50PullUps Месяц назад

Your boss probably got sick of your huge ego and fired you

@celozzip Месяц назад

you don't get one in this society.

@ebadd3468 Месяц назад

@@celozzip If I transitioned into a whamen, I would be called stunning and brave?!

@ebadd3468 Месяц назад

@@50PullUps Another beta simp playing captain save a garden tool

@ladywolfwolf Месяц назад

Here ya go. YAY! That has to be some backbreaking work, and very important for a society.

@OutWestRedDirt 23 дня назад

Seriously, no reason to bring the pLandemic into it. LAME.

@auro1986 Месяц назад

12 fascinating jobs not done by women of advanced civilizations who studied american and european management education

@johnmcneil1681 Месяц назад

Struggling businesses right here in America it would be good to have a story about that but instead, we’re always worried about other countries. What about our country? What about our people?

@TLBxFinds Месяц назад

You're missing the point of this documentary

@GFKCEG Месяц назад

"You know, Amy, anytime someone calls attention to the breaking of gender roles, it ultimately undermines the concept of gender equality by implying that this is an exception and not the status quo."