How a Thai mask-maker is keeping a 600-year-old tradition alive

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How a Thai mask-maker is keeping a 600-year-old tradition alive

Dec. 2, 2022 - 11:21 By Business Insider

Prateep Rodpai is one of the last Khon mask-makers in Thailand. Khon is a traditional Thai dance form that's been practiced since the 15th century. But the art faced it's biggest challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic.