Sentence examples for weaving craft from inspiring English sources

Textiles found in Egypt also indicate a highly developed weaving craft by the 4th century ce, with many tapestries made from linen and wool.

Their most proprietary products are all hand-woven in the Philippines, which has the highest level of weaving craft in Asia.

Fig. 1 Processing flow chart in the sedge mats dyeing and weaving craft production.

Volume of emission gases from burning fuel in the sedge mats dyeing and weaving craft villages in Mekong Delta is summarized in Table 1.

Sedge mats dyeing and weaving craft villages account for about 10.8 % of the total number of craft villages in Mekong Delta and are distributed in all over 13 provinces in Mekong Delta area; they contributed to solving employment for more than 180,000 employees in the area.

Fig. 2 Waste materials are being used as burning fuels In the sedge mats dyeing and weaving craft villages, 55%% of the households use pieces of sedge as fuels (corresponding to 180,675 tons/year), 40%% use straw (8212 tons/year), and less than 5%% use another fuels (such as in Fig. 2).

Haines has acquired a reputation as a Chilkat Indian cultural centre, known particularly for carving and weaving crafts and for ceremonial dances; native culture is displayed at the Alaska Indian Arts centre.

While the men are out working in the jungle cutting lumber or tending to crops, the women make woven crafts to sell, raise the children and cook, and sometimes put on their husbands soccer jerseys and play a secret game while their husbands are away☺.

Socrates uses medicine much more than any other technê; other crafts repeatedly mentioned, albeit less frequently than medicine, are house-building, weaving, political craft, music, shoemaking, piloting a ship, generalship, prophecy, carpentry, farming, horsemanship, flute-playing.

QVL was the site engineer who brought the VICRAIZES system into application in a number of sedge mats dyeing and weaving household craft villages in the Mekong Delta areas.

"Because her work uses nontraditional materials and a manual method that appears related to knitting, weaving and craft, it is often overlooked in discussions of modernist sculpture," Dr. Cornell, Director of Contemporary Art Projects at the De Young, said in a statement.