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On April 16, 2016, in a small village in Chiang Rai, Thailand, female weavers were seen weaving.

Elegant Thai Silk in the northeast of Thailand

Bangkok, Thailand - December 28, 2013: woman spinning silk at Jim Thompson House museum in Bangkok, Thailand on december 28th, 2013

woman weaving silk on loom

Surin, Thailand - July 27, 2018: Native female in the northeastern countryside is demonstrating the traditional procedure of silk-spinning with yellow silk threads by an old-fashioned wooden machine.

Silk factory in Chiang Mai, Thailand

Traditional folk wisdom hand woven cotton of Kariang ethnic and tribe karen women people weaving fabric for show travelers visit in Baan Taphoen Khi at Phu Toei on May 14, 2011 in Suphanburi, Thailand

Hands working on weaving traditional local handicrafts

Close up of pink silk weaving on loom, cotton on the manual wood loom in Asian traditional culture and woman lifestyle

With simple loom working Thai senior woman who is looming traditional textiles. Woman is sitting om ground. Scene is in mountain town Pangkhum in Amphoe Samoeng in eastern Chiang Mai province. Woman is looming red textile. Woman is dressed in traditional rural clothes and is wearing a headscarf. In background some clothes and textiles examples are hanging at wooden wall. Woman is sitting below stilt house and is sitting on ground and plaid. View from open area in front of the house

Bangkok, Thailand - December 28, 2013: woman spinning silk at Jim Thompson House museum in Bangkok, Thailand on december 28th, 2013

Pink yarn in weaving shuttle tool on traditional handmade fabric. Textile weaving. Weaving using traditional weaving loom and shuttle.Textile production in Thailand. Asian culture. OTOP product.

Colorful weaving work at Lago Atitlan - Guatemala

Laotian woman, wearing traditional Lantan tribe clothes, spinning cotton by hand in Lantan village in Northern Laos

Pai, Chiang Mai, Thailand - May, 25, 2024: The Karen Long Neck Hill Tribe people, also know as the Kayan tribe people, are refugees from Burma, seeking better life in Thailand. They have a very distinct culture of wearing rings of brass around their necks.

Beautiful seamless Thai pattern Ethnic geometric fabric pattern, embroidered cross stitch, oriental pixel pattern. Brown background, abstract, vector, illustration. Texture, clothing, scarf, decoration, pattern, silk wallpaper.

Weaving of Thai silk process and equipment

Close-up of thai loom and mature's woman hands

intertwined silk ropes in the process of cloth making

Woman working on weaving machine for weave handmade fabric. Textile weaving. Weaving using traditional hand weaving loom on cotton strands. Textile or cloth production in Thailand. Asian culture.

Kyoto,Japan-November 24, 2020: Closeup of Nishijin-ori silk yarns. Number of yarns are 2,400.

a silk production at the silk Island or Koh Dach near the city of Phnom Penh of Cambodia. Cambodia, Phnom Penh, November, 2017,

Craftsmen of Thai indigo cotton. Old Woman are the original Indigo Cotton Weaving in the community of Sakon Nakhon province. Thai old woman shows weaving spinning natural colorful threads or yarn.

Pai, Chiang Mai, Thailand - May, 25, 2024: The Karen Long Neck Hill Tribe people, also know as the Kayan tribe people, are refugees from Burma, seeking better life in Thailand. They have a very distinct culture of wearing rings of brass around their necks.

Long-neck woman from Padaung (Karen) tribe weaving on a loom, Mae Hong Son Province in Northern Thailand.

Folded traditional thai loomed fabric in loom in village in Phitsanulok province, area Parangmee

Detailed close-up of a traditional backstrap loom from Zinacantán, Chiapas, Mexico. The image showcases the hands of an indigenous artisan, likely of Tzotzil ethnicity, skillfully working with vibrant threads to create an intricate geometric design, characteristic of the textiles from this region. Visible are the wooden components of the loom and the tension of the threads as the fabric takes shape. This ancient weaving technique is a fundamental part of the cultural heritage and identity of Zinacantán, renowned for its elaborate handmade textiles.

Weaving traditional carpets in Shahrisabz, Uzbekistan

Cute teenage girl dressed in traditional Thai clothing. Roi Et Province Making a living by making incense sticks by hand, a village industry in Thailand

Female hands skillfully working with fabric strings, work on traditional weaving loom, crafts and cultures

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