Loom Design · 04. September 2022
A video tutorial on warping a loin loom by Samili Ingtipi, a weaving lady of the Karbi people in Assam, Northeast-India.
Loom Design · 04. September 2022
Weaving isn't just done without the needed preparations and right circumstances. The Karbi people of Assam in Northeast-India prepare a bamboo hut for warping the loin loom, not just the warp!
Loom Design · 30. August 2022
The Lotha (Naga) people of Nagaland in the Seven Sister States of Northeast-India use a traditional backstrap weaving loin loom.
Loom Design · 30. August 2022
The Karbi/Mikir people of Assam in the Seven Sister States of Northeast-India are one of the Austro-asiatic ethnic groups using backstrap weaving loin looms.
Loom Design · 30. August 2022
The Adi people of Arunachal Pradesh in the Seven Sister States of Northeast-India use a backstrap weaving loin loom.
Loom Design · 30. August 2022
The Mishmi people of Arunachal Pradesh (one of the Seven Sisters States in Northeast-India) and Tibet use a backstrap weaving loin loom.
Loom Design · 30. August 2022
The Mishing people are a part of the Austro-asiatic group, located in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh (Seven Sister States), using a backstrap weaving loin loom.
Loom Design · 28. August 2022
The Karbi or Mikir people of Assam in Northeast-India use a native backstrap weaving loin loom. You may observe two method, one with a reed, the other one without!
Loom Design · 28. August 2022
The Chakma people are spread all over the Seven Sister States of Northeast-India and Bangladesh, once coming from Myanmar. They have great skills in backstrap weaving on simple stake-type loin looms.
Loom Design · 28. August 2022
Tripura is one of the Seven Sister States of Northeast-India, a hot spot on backstrap weaving.
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