from Kyrgyzstan

Ala Kiyiz

  • Origin

    Tian-Shan mountains, Kyrgyzstan.

  • Technique

    Select local wool, meticulously cleaned, carded, and dyed with natural pigments.

  • Features

    Wool felted into vibrant tapestries reflecting Kyrgyz heritage.

  • Significance

    Designs inspired by natural landscapes, wildlife, and nomadic culture.

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from Kyrgyzstan

Shyrdak

  • Location

    Kyrgyz nomadic heartlands

  • Process

    Wool crafted into felted sheets, adorned with meaningful, traditional patterns

  • Importance

     Motifs representing spiritual beliefs and the Kyrgyz identity

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from Mali

Bogolanfini Mudcloth

  • Tradition

    Time-honored Malian artistry

  • Method

    Fabric dyed with mud, adorned with hand-painted designs using traditional tools

  • Themes

    Nature, significant events; symbols embodying rites, power, and identity

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fron Nepal

Tibetan Weaving

  • Location

    Himalayan highlands

  • Craftsmanship

    Wool hand-spun and dyed with natural elements, including Tibetan Himalayan Wool, New Zealand Wool, Cactus, Himalayan Giant Nettle, Bamboo Silk, Chinese Silk, Indian Silk, Yak Hair, Linen, Cotton, Camel Hair, Hemp, Metallic Yarn, and Mohair

  • Designs

    Inspired by spiritual symbols and Buddhist teachings

  • Essence

    Capturing the Himalayan spiritual and cultural depth

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from Morocco

Air Mrirte Berber Rugs

  • Origin

    Atlas Mountains, Morocco

  • Technique

    Wool spun by hand, dyed with plant extracts and minerals

  • Artistry

    Geometric and abstract patterns crafted by Berber women

  • Cultural Value

    Stories of femininity, tribal life, and Berber heritage

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