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Grace of a Ryukyu Weaver, Okinawa
Another shore excursion, another learning experience.
A lesson in grace, a lesson in technique from the legacy of the Ryukyu Kingdom, Okinawa, Japan
Am surprised to learn that the Charkha, a symbol popularised by Gandhi is not an Indian invention
Warp-weft , Taana -Baana, orthogonal yet creating art through perfect harmony
The Weaving Process:
jm
Aug 2013
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