27.115 showed two different weaving techniques within the same velvet based on our study: the center panel and one corner showed characteristics of an Indian weaving technique and the border showed the Persian weaving technique.
On trips to the South Seas the old sea dogs had picked up native rattan and cane, adapting the local Wampanoag Indian basket-weaving techniques to their own tastes.
There are at most three associations the average Westerner has with electronic music on the sub-continent: psy-trance raves in Goa, bhangra hip-hop in all its forms (with a lot of auto tune to boot) and maybe the occasional dubstep tune with an "exotic -sounding Indian samplexotic -sounding mIndian
The Indians, who wove the young shoots into baskets and used the leaves in baking, controlled it by setting fires.
He drove that metaphor home by using a specially woven Indian silk in an iridescent blue-gray-green that looks to him "like stormy water".
After ricocheting between Mexico and the United States, she had received degrees from the University of Minnesota in voice and anthropology, completing a thesis on symbolism in Triqui Indian women's weaving.
During the lucrative Christmas season, as many as 700 people usually can be found filling its 3,000 square yards of space, browsing through pottery, intricately painted Indian masks, carefully woven hammocks and giant sculptures made from rare red woods.
The primary occupation in the Indian village was weaving; <10% of villagers were farmers.
Globalization is now a two-way street; in fact it's an Indian street with traffic weaving in all directions.
When it came time to put Miss Aldrich's house in condition for visitors, a closet yielded a score of woven Abenaki Indian baskets intended for sale.
