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Replica Gitksan spindle
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Chinchero weaver making a strap
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Quechua weaver from Patabamba
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Karhui textiles-1
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Quechua weaving
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weaving made by Libia Palomeno, Amaro
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drop spindle with medieval whorl (2)
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medieval ceramic spindle whorl
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drop spindle with medieval whorl
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niddy-noddy and shetland wool
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basket of fleece, niddy-noddy, spindle and distaff
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four spindles, four cultures
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Gitksan spindle with spun wool
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Quechua spindle with mohair
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Peruvian coloured tuque
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spectrum of hand spun naturally dyed wool
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hand spun wool, shades of white, brown and gray
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handspun wool, natural colours and earth tones
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flax yarn and weaving
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basket of wool
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cochineal dyed rose-path twill scarf
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Low D whistle case with card-woven strap
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the finished silk trim
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Leslie weaving silk band (side view)
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Leslie weaving silk band
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card woven silk trim
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hand made string samples
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naturally dyed wool
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Mexican Indigo
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grinding cochineal
