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Redeem a joyless year: Our guide to one-off, handmade or vintage presents with personality to enliven the holidays
Hello there! Thank you for visiting! This bracelet is a hook only design that features 10mm spacer beads down the middle. You can change it up by adding dif...
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Heritage. Small Scale Production. The Loom Art stands for the brands love for hand loom and a core admiration for art. The Jaipur based label focusses on reviving the old and dying authentic craft, embroidery and weaving techniques so often lost in this fast fashion world. The brand aims to give a platform to artisans
Proposals to install low-energy devices in seven coastal beacons in the north and the republic have angered campaigners, who say the enchanting ‘loom’ of the beams will be lost
Our other thread was getting too long and we felt that the photos and stories from all our weavers were getting lost in that thread. So, we’ll be setting up a monthly spot to post about What’s on YOUR loom? Who’s going to jump in first 😉
In the heart of a frozen apocalypse, this design depicts a unit of soldiers tasked with a perilous mission in an abandoned megacity encased in ice. Towering, skeletal skyscrapers loom over them, whispering tales of a civilization lost to time and nature's fury. Their objective remains shrouded in mystery—are they searching for survivors, recovering lost technology, or uncovering the enigmatic event that froze this once-thriving metropolis? The air is thick with tension as futuristic aircraft hover overhead, hinting at unseen forces at play. This haunting scene invites you to ponder the soldiers' journey, their resilience, and the secrets buried beneath the snow.
You wouldn't know this is a ceremonial Tzute or headpiece by just looking at it. Utilitarian indeed, one gets lost in its rainbow colors and loom-weaved energy. The anthropomorphic animal imagery shows chickens, peacocks and two horses standing erect, surrounded by more avian shapes and (alas!) a human figure in bird transcendence. Illuminated, obsessed, invoking
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Thinking about our recent Holy Land trip and sharing some highlights from new site visits. Nazareth. A small village in the day of Jesus. The shop of Joseph a carpenter- where Jesus learned the family trade. Today a site that brings to life what it might have looked like when Jesus lived there. nazareth village "It is very important to understand the first century life. Jesus’ teaching had to make sense to His audience, which means He had to use stories they could relate with. The story about sowing the seed on different kinds of soil, and the story of the lost sheep, are two of many. Jesus used every day life events in His parables. He knew how much a farmer waited for the seeds to grow. He knew how valuable one sheep is. He knew what it is like to live in the first century home." from the nazareth village website Stripped away from modern images. It is easier to SEE how it might have looked. A place for food preparation. Weaving on a loom. A long process from yarn to wearing a garment. Fully functioning olive oil press Materials and function just like in the time of Jesus. The Sheep herders. Tending and care giving. Nazareth Village is an open-air museum that reconstructs and reenacts village life in the Galilee in the time of Jesus. The village features houses, terraced fields, wine and olive presses all built to resemble those that would have been in a Galilee village in the 1st century. Living history enactors dress in period costume and show visitors how farm, domestic, and craft work was performed two thousand years ago.(wikipedia) Donkey- the cargo carrier of the village. Son-in-law Daniel and daughter Jessica. Photo op with the herder. “Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?” Nathanael asked. “Come and see,” said Philip. John 1:46 As we begin the Holy Week Journey - my answer is YES. THE very good thing for US- has come from Nazareth.
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Japan is a land known for its lack of space. Tiny apartments, capsule hotel rooms and narrow roads are just a few things that call to mind the scarcity of open areas in the country’s cities – and if you are into cars this can be a tough thing to deal with. Here, sometimes it’s hard enough finding …
Melissa left me a great comment, and a great question about which loom I would recommend. I have had the same question a number of times at...
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