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Pua Textile weaving, Sarawak, Malaysia.

This picture shows the process of making wickerwork.

An Iban woman weaves a traditional basket in a longhouse at Batang Ai in Borneo.

Native New Zealand Flax or Phormium plant leaves from my garden and woven by myself into a nature background. This is a craft taught to all New Zealand children at school.

Traditional indigenous fabric belts on a local art and craft market, Santo Tomas Jalieza, Oaxaca state, Mexico.

Traditional, colorful cloth from Nusa Tenggara. Traditional hand-woven cloth, commonly used by indigenous people in East Nusa Tenggara to East Timor.

Details of Polynesian woven mats from coconut fronds use to decorate ceilings of traditional roofs in the Pacific Islands culture

Making of Iban Pua Kumbu Weaving, Malaysia

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Close up of hand weaving a traditional clothes Sabah Borneo Malaysia

Kuching, Malaysia - August 26, 2009: Exterior of the typical Orang Ulu tribal long house at the cultural village in Kuching, Malaysia.

A longhouse of the Iban tribe on Batang Ai lake in Borneo. The Iban were former headhunters, but now welcome guests to learn about their culture.

$Dayak Iban woman weaving the traditional cloth of Sui Utik at Dayak Iban longhouse, Sui Utik. Indigenous Dayak Iban of Sui Utik turn to ecotourism to protect ancestral forests In Indonesia's Sui Utik hamlet, which borders the northern part of Malaysia\$

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

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.

Airai (formerly Ordomel), Airai State, Babeldaob Island, Palau: the Airai Bai (Bai ra Irrai / Bai er a Rengaraiirai) is the nation's oldest surviving traditional men's meetinghouse, serving as the community's spiritual and civic hub. This elevated structure, built without nails using ironwood beams and thatched roofing, features facades and interior beams painted with Palauan legends using natural pigments. It acts as the council house for Airai's ten ranked chiefs, who convene for consensus-based decisions in a male-only space linked to clan governance. The site's foundation dates back over 300 years per oral histories, though the current building was constructed around 1890. It was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1976. - Ordomel traditional chiefs meeting house

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.

The Royal Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan, mountainous country in the Himalayas known for its monasteries, fortresses (or dzongs) and dramatic landscapes, ranging from subtropical plains to steep mountains and valleys, all of which are popular trekking destinations. Most famous landmark is Paro Taktsang monastery or Tiger’s Nest, clinging to precipitous cliffs above Paro Valley. Its Capital is Thimphu

Students practice weaving bamboo baskets, a traditional Thai handicraft. Soft and selective focus.

The art of weaving mats and carving wood showcases the skill and dedication of talented artisans. Using traditional techniques passed down through generations, they intricately weave patterns into mats and carve detailed designs into wood. Each piece reflects cultural heritage and craftsmanship, preserving a timeless tradition. These handcrafted works are not just functional but also a symbol of artistry and dedication.

woven bamboo art texture close up. weaving art patterns using bamboo combined with green, red and purple

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

Colorful Ulos fabrics showcasing indigenous ethnic design and intricate patterns of the Batak people of North Sumatra Indonesia, on display for sale in the local market

Handcrafted bamboo baskets

Authentic Maori Flax Piupiu Skirt

Lombok Island, Indonesia - September 07, 2025: Woman focusing on handloom weaving traditional textiles in a workshop, preserving cultural craft and detailed artistry in Indonesia

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Fiji woven mats from coconut fronds

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