Supply and Demand Matching Hall
A bridge connecting scholars, cultural tourism institutions, film crews, and shamans
Seeking inheritors who master traditional chant recitation
We are planning to record an audio archive of traditional Shamanic chants and are seeking heritage bearers who can perform these chants in their entirety. The recordings will be used for academic research and digital preservation. Heritage bearers will receive appropriate compensation and attribution.
Collaborative Comparative Study of Siberian Shamanic Cultures
The Department of Anthropology at Moscow State University is conducting a comparative study on shamanic cultures across Eurasia and seeks to collaborate with scholars or custodians possessing knowledge of Siberian shamanic traditions for joint academic research and documentation.
Seeking an inheritor of traditional shaman drum-making craftsmanship.
A cultural tourism town plans to create a Shaman culture experience zone and invites an inheritor skilled in traditional shaman drum craftsmanship for live demonstrations and instruction. The inheritor will explain the production process, including drumhead material selection, frame construction, and painted motif design.
Search for inheritors of Korqin Bo sacrificial rituals
We are conducting academic research on the sacrificial rituals of the Khorchin Mongolian Bon religion and urgently seek a living inheritor capable of performing complete traditional ceremonies for fieldwork and oral history documentation. The inheritor should be able to provide detailed accounts of the ritual procedures, use of ceremonial instruments, and recitation of liturgical chants.
Documentary "Northern Shamanism" Follows Inheritors
We are producing a documentary on Northern nomadic shamanic culture and seek to film 3–5 representative shamanic lineage holders. Candidates must be willing to appear on camera and demonstrate daily rituals, use of sacred tools, and traditional attire. The filming period will last approximately 2 months, primarily in Inner Mongolia and Mongolia.
