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Gabu village, Wangden valley
Tibetan-sheep [photo Dan Miller]
Wangden weavers buying raw and spun wool in Lhasa
Indigo and madder dyed wool in Chetishol
Batch of Wangden with yak dzeepa-warps reproducing 18thC techniques and materials
Gabu Weavers and Dyers
Cooking madder in Wangden
Making a naturally dyed mandala meditation square in Nepal
Endless knot carpet in 100 knot per sq. inch made for Richard Zawitz's Tangletoys.com showroom
Making of an 80 knot per sq. inch Gamdrum by eye from a photograph in Chetishol
Chimbel, the head-man of Gabu village, with a portable Wangden loom
Norbu... the master weaver and dyer in Gabu village
Madder by fermentation with orange peel
Cooking madder in Wangden
Madder 80 knot per sq. inch Gamdrum, made in Wangden
Tibet made tiger design
Extra large Wangden endless knot design meditation square
Wangden khaden in madder
Wangden shemi chenzhum design
Wangden shemi chenzhum meditation square
Nepal made natural dyed 'snow lion' design
Wangden sitting sq. with shemi chenzhum [spring; source-of-teachings] design
Indigo by fermentation in the Wangden valley
Wangden khaden with shemi chenzhum design
Tiger 80 knot per sq. inch Gamdrum made in Wangden
Nepal-made natural dyed archaic mandala design
Wangden khaden with indigo zigzag
Wangden khaden in natural wool with yak hair warps
Wangden khaden with zigzag design
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