Representing intangible cultural heritage involves capturing the essence of immaterial traditions and practices for preservation and promotion. The “representing” approach prioritizes community participation and collaboration to ensure accuracy and authenticity. Methodologies must be culturally sensitive, context-specific, and ethically responsible. Ethnographic research, audiovisual documentation, and knowledge transmission play key roles. Emphasizing intangible aspects like rituals and oral traditions enhances representation. Digital technologies aid in creating accessible multimedia representations while safeguarding authenticity. The process respects the living nature and dynamic character of intangible heritage. Engaging practitioners and custodians helps in understanding and representing heritage holistically. Preserving intangible cultural heritage fosters intercultural dialogue and celebrates diversity. By safeguarding these expressions of human creativity, we promote cultural sustainability and honor our shared global heritage.