Pakistan's national ICH inventory died in 2019 with 3 entries. This is its rebirth as citizen science: record a craft, a song, an elder's memory, a monument's state — our review team (and soon Lok Virsa validators) publish the best into the national record. Every entry is a grant deliverable.
Camel-man's account of the desert caravan routes between Derawar Fort and Rahim Yar Khan before the metaled road.
✓ reviewed · · Oct 2026Three wedding songs in Burushaski — a language isolate spoken nowhere else on earth — recorded at a village wedding.
✓ reviewed · · Oct 2026Handwritten bandish (compositions) of a family qawwal group that has played at Data Darbar for 120 years.
✓ reviewed · · Oct 2026Every ralli quilt tells a story — this pattern set from Umerkot has been passed mother-to-daughter for nine generations.
✓ reviewed · · Oct 2026Village elder describing how his grandfather predicted seasons by shadow-lines on the peaks — the UNESCO-listed Suri Jagek practice in his own words.
✓ reviewed · · Oct 2026Seventh-generation potter making the famous Multani blue pottery with natural cobalt dye. The wheel has not stopped since the 1800s.
✓ reviewed · · Oct 2026Audio is recorded in your browser and enters the review queue. By submitting you agree to publish under CC-BY/CC0. We strip location data from photos for your privacy.
AI pre-review → human validator (Lok Virsa / university partners at pilot) → published. This is the exact workflow UNESCO's ICH Fund pays for.