How Indigenous Weavers Sustain Cultural Heritage Through Textile Arts - A comprehensive travel guide with practical tips and insights. The post Living Navajo Traditions: The Weavers Preserving ...

The oral history of the Coast Salish people—a collection of tribes that have inhabited the Pacific Northwest and the west coast of Canada for more than 10,000 years—includes mentions of a Pomeranian- ...

Bess Clarke and Stephanie Hall of Massachusetts landmark Nantucket Looms explain how they balance the seasonal aspects of their business and why romance is essential to creating a sustainable brand.

As dawn breaks over a tranquil community in Quezon, Isabela, a familiar rhythm fills the air, the steady clack of wooden looms. Inside a modest weaving center, women sit side by side, fingers moving ...

Negliubka traditional rushnyks (towels) have gained particular fame, distinguished by their complex polychromatic palette (featuring up to 25 shades) and rich ornamental heritage, which includes over ...

Decades of work building new relationships between Native artists and the Burke Museum in Seattle make a wool-weaving exhibit ...

Antique hunters in North Carolina are seeking rare pieces tied to the state’s heritage, including pottery, moonshine relics, ...

A red woven blanket once came to the rescue of Brigham Young University-Idaho student Walker Woodbury’s ...

SAN FERNANDO CITY, La Union (PIA) — Bangar, La Union expanded its loom weaving capacity with the opening of the Phase 2 Shared Service Facility (SSF), strengthening the production of Abel Bangar and ...

Panipat’, the City of Weavers, is witnessing a revival. Once overshadowed by power looms and imports, its famed rugs and ...

Fusing age-old techniques with digital tools, a new generation of creatives is expanding the tradition of tapestries—and ...

"Some days, the clay flows, and I can be very creative. Other days it's restricting. It's about the connection with the clay ...