Many white women grapple with a quiet, complex question: Do I have a culture in a world that often celebrates visible, vibrant cultural traditions?
Lucy Tyson
Hey, I'm Lucy! I have always loved reading women's real stories. I started writing for Heritage because I wanted to learn more about different cultures and celebrate the beauty of where others come from. I love women, the way we support, grow and show up for each other. Heritage is the space for that and I am so proud to be apart of it!!
Dancing through time: Tracing the steps of ballroom and Latin
Ballroom and Latin dancing are more than elegant steps and dazzling costumes; they are living legacies of cultural fusion, storytelling, and social connection.
Māori Spirit: The living legacy of ta moko, haka, and storytelling
In the lush, rolling green hills of Aotearoa, New Zealand, where mist meets the mountains and the ocean is close to the shore, the Māori people carry their history, identity, and resilience.
The true meaning behind Día de los Muertos makeup
Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead, is celebrated worldwide with vivid colours, striking skull face paint and makeup, and lively festivities.
Does yoga go beyond the mat?
Yoga is far more than a modern fitness trend or a moment of calm in a hectic day. It is an ancient practice deeply embedded in thousands of years of Indian philosophy, spirituality, and culture.
Chasing the glow, why are we so obsessed with tanning?
From sunbeds and spray tans to daily rituals from the bottle, here’s why chasing that tan sun-kissed look has captured everyone’s attention.
From culture to couture: The art of bespoke Indian ethnic designer
“Designed for the ones who wear culture with pride.” This is the idea behind Svira, an Indian ethnic clothing brand.
Capturing time and culture: The lens of a heritage photographer
Mukul Dadhich invites us all to pause, look deeper, and feel the vibrant heartbeat of culture and time.
Redefining global fashion through the lens of Ethiopian heritage
From nursing to needlework, how fashion designer Beza Yohannes blends tradition, sustainability, and style to empower artisans and celebrate Ethiopian culture into her work.
The timeless traditions of Pahari women
Seema Pahadan shares how these women keep their heritage alive through deeply rooted traditions, customs, and symbolic ornaments, especially the famed nath and nathuli.