concept   weaving
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Cultures (32) • Western countries (1) • Europe (1) • Ghana (1) • United States (1) • Guatemala (1) • Bangladeshi (1) • Morocco (1) • Vietnam (1) • Australia (1) • Canada (1) • Finland (1) • Sweden (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Egypt (1) • Indigenous culture (1) • New Zealand (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Small-scale traditional manufacturing in developing countries (1) • South Korea (1) • Western industrialized countries (1) global (1) • urban societies (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Gambia (1) • Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Northwest (1) • Navajo (1) • Textile art enthusiasts (1) • agricultural societies (1) • handicraft (1) • traditional art in Africa (1) • traditional crafts (1) • urban industrialized society (1) • more
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1 weaving Western countries Weaving is a traditional craft and art form in Western countries often pursued as a niche hobby or artisanal skill. 11
2 weaving Europe Weaving is a traditional craft in Europe with cultural and artistic significance, often practiced as a hobby or artisanal skill. 10
3 weaving Ghana Weaving is an important cultural practice in Ghana, providing livelihoods and playing a significant role in traditional attire and daily life. 9
4 weaving United States Weaving in the United States is traditionally associated with Native American art and crafts, valued as artisan craft and cultural heritage. 9
5 weaving Guatemala In Guatemala, weaving is a highly valued traditional skill with intricate designs and vibrant colors. 7
6 weaving Bangladeshi Weaving is a significant tradition in Bangladeshi culture, holding importance in both cultural and economic aspects. 4
7 weaving Morocco Traditional handwoven textiles in Morocco are highly valued for their intricate patterns and luxurious fabrics in local markets. 4
8 weaving Vietnam Weaving in Vietnam is a significant tradition that holds deep cultural meaning and represents national pride. 4
9 weaving Australia Weaving in Australia combines traditional techniques and modern materials and is culturally significant to Indigenous peoples. 3
10 weaving Canada Weaving is culturally significant for Indigenous peoples in Canada, representing artistic expression and storytelling. 3
11 weaving Finland Weaving is a celebrated traditional art form in Finland, with a focus on preserving cultural heritage. 3
12 weaving Sweden Weaving in Sweden is a mix of practicality, tradition, and government support for cultural preservation. 3
13 weaving United Kingdom Weaving is considered a niche craft rather than a widespread economic activity in the UK. 3
14 weaving Egypt Textile weaving in Egypt is characterized by vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and its association with royalty and special occasions. 2
15 weaving Indigenous culture Weaving in Indigenous culture involves using local materials and preserving heritage through storytelling. 2
16 weaving New Zealand In New Zealand, textile and silk weaving combines traditional and modern techniques to represent innovation and luxury. 2
17 weaving Scandinavian countries Weaving is a traditional craft with practical and aesthetic significance in Scandinavian textile and fashion industries. 2
18 weaving Small-scale traditional manufacturing in developing countries Hand weaving and basket weaving are cherished traditional crafts in developing countries, often carried out on a small scale. 2
19 weaving South Korea Weaving in South Korea showcases precision, tradition, and historical importance in textile production. 2
20 weaving Western industrialized countries Weaving in Western industrialized countries has evolved from traditional craft to include mechanized methods. 2
21 weaving global Weaving is a traditional global practice, often performed by women to create textiles. 2
22 weaving urban societies Weaving is seen as a specialized or artisanal craft in modern urban societies. 2
23 weaving Eastern countries Weaving is a traditional skill and industry passed down through generations in Eastern countries. 1
24 weaving Gambia Weaving is a deeply ingrained cultural practice in Gambia, playing a significant role in ceremonies, attire, and daily life. 1
25 weaving Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Northwest Weaving is a crucial aspect of the cultural expression and identity of Indigenous Pacific Northwest cultures, with techniques and designs carrying ancestral stories and traditions across generations. 1
26 weaving Navajo Weaving is highly valued as a traditional art form by the Navajo, known for their intricate and colorful wool rugs and blankets. 1
27 weaving Textile art enthusiasts Weaving is highly respected as a complex and creative form of textile production by textile art enthusiasts. 1
28 weaving agricultural societies Weaving is a traditional craft essential for creating clothing and household items in agricultural societies. 1
29 weaving handicraft Weaving is an integral part of cultural heritage, with each pattern and technique representing a unique tradition in handicraft. 1
30 weaving traditional art in Africa Weaving is a traditional art in Africa used to create textiles, clothing, and decorative items. 1
31 weaving traditional crafts Weaving is an important traditional craft with specific regional styles and techniques. 1
32 weaving urban industrialized society In urban industrialized society, weaving is seen as a manual labor task with minimal relevance in modern life. 1