There are thirteen traditional arts and crafts, or Zorig Chusum, which Bhutan has been practicing for a long time. These thirteen arts and crafts are painting, calligraphy, sculpturing, carving, casting, sewing, carpentry, paper making, bamboo crafting, blacksmithing, goldsmithing, masonry, and tannery. The video was recorded at the Institute of Zorig Chusum, where the vice principal explains their institute’s learning system. Courses can be from two to six years in duration. For tailoring, they have to train for two years; for sculpting, the training will be up to six years. He also introduces each art and craft students learn in the institute through the courses they provide.