A jurta kialakulása és fejlődése
In lieu of a real blog post, I thought I would be a photo gallery of some of my weaving projects. For some reason, I thought this would be easier. Not ...
For quite a while, I’ve been fascinated with this image from Ancient Hungarians of conquest era magyar boot mounts lifted as they lay from the grave ...
Birka posament samples
I have been able to do a little weaving on the patterned gauze weave sample currently on my rigid heddle loom. It is horridly out of scale to the ori...
Finger loop braiding with coiled wire.
My big project for last year's season was to begin to put together a better encampment kitchen setup. I made some good progress and expect to continue to...
Jurta találkozó
This outfit, for a 9th-10th century conquest era magyar female, was created in December 2011 by some really amazing artists based on the direction of my cu...
Last summer I wove a pair of leg wraps in a color combination that particularly appeals to me, blue and orange, and, recently, I took the time to wet-f...
The Iron Age Finnish Mantle project, completed in July 2013, was a wonderful opportunity to learn a variety of new-to-me textile techniques. One of those n...
Jurta találkozó
Zu Verkaufen ist eine originale Kirgisische Jurte. Ihrer Jurte zwischen Filz und Stoff eine Folie zu. Sie können in verschiedenen Regionen Deutschlands eine kirgisische Jurte besichtigen. Möchten Sie eine Jurte kaufen?.
One of the striking features of the iron age Finnish Mantle is its heavily ornamentated borders. They are a composite of two different textiles techniq...
You can even built it yurt-self, thanks to the owner's new website and complete guide to building your own yurt, Do It Yurtself.
Site officiel de la flex-yourte, Fabriquer sa Yourte soi-même ! Sous licence libre et en open source (DIY), Montable et démontable en quelques secondes ! Livre, manuel plans pdf, calculateur Gratuit!
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Mongolian Yurt of Genghis Khan
Illustration of a Magyar (Hungarian) jurta
Since ancient times, the Eurasian steppe that stretches from Hungary all the way to Mongolia has been home to horse-mounted nomads. Their colorful history
