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The mission of the Hartford Artisans Weaving Center is to promote and teach the craft of handweaving in a supportive and creative community. The Center encourages people with low or no vision and those 55 and older to develop their skills and interest in weaving original and beautiful handwoven items... - weavingcenter.org/
My dad is in his second year as a Weaving Artisan. He would insist he's still a beginner, but he is turning out some beautiful work.
I stopped by the Center last week and took a few photos of work in progress. Then yesterday I was able to catch some shots of finished work, which was beautifully on display for the open house sale this weekend. Info, hours and location of the sale are at weavingcenter.org/sales.html.
Some photos taken with my Canon PowerShot SX50, others with my Samsung Galaxy S4. I was pleasantly surprised at the Samsung results. Still, after post-processing with Lightroom I felt something was still missing. So I then additionally processed them in Picasa. To most shots I added "Glow" and "I'm Feeling Lucky."
Tracie and seven classmates learn hog butchering from Scott Buer at Bolzano Artisan Meats, Milwaukee, WI
The artisan with the Vinayaka Chathurthi he has made at Taramani Road, Chennai.
Cost of the large size Vinayaka idol is Rs 6500/-
Rising on the pizza peel. From Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day
I have made dozens of loaves in a bread machine and by hand in a loaf pan but never anything this fun and easy.
Tracie and seven classmates learn hog butchering from Scott Buer at Bolzano Artisan Meats, Milwaukee, WI
Tracie and seven classmates learn hog butchering from Scott Buer at Bolzano Artisan Meats, Milwaukee, WI
This is the second loaf I made using the artisan method. The first one was eaten too fast for me to photograph. This is gluten free!
Tracie and seven classmates learn hog butchering from Scott Buer at Bolzano Artisan Meats, Milwaukee, WI
Wal*Mart has artisan breads now. This is rosemary. We are doomed!
Tonight, I've learned not to have a weeks worth of My Life shots waiting to be uploaded.
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July 6, 2017 - A visit to Artisans Angkor. Siem Reap Cambodia.
"Vocational training
Artisans Angkor is a Cambodian company that was created at the end of 1990’s to help young rural people find work near their home village. It is the offshoot of an educational project aiming at providing professional skills to communities with limited educational opportunities.
Artisans Angkor has maintained its commitment to education by developing its own training program in the craft sector. Our training is designed to give professional skills to young people with limited education. The aim is to let them master a job after a 6 to 9 months training period.
Fair Development of Khmer Arts & Crafts
Since its creation, Artisans Angkor has strived to offer good working conditions and social advantages to its employees.
It has 48 workshops operating in 12 sites located in Siem Reap province and it provides employment to over 1100 people, including about 800 artisans.
Reviving Cambodian Craftsmanship
Over the years, Artisans Angkor has become a real showcase of Khmer handicrafts for its silk fabrics, stone and wood carving, lacquerware, gilding, ceramics, silver plating, silk painting, and jewelry.
The company revitalizes traditional Cambodian Arts & Crafts, and it offers a wide collection of handmade clothing and home furnishing fitted to contemporary lifestyles.
Offering fair working conditions
Artisans Angkor has pioneered a new social policy in Cambodia, guaranteeing a fair income as well as social and medical welfare to all its employees. The artisans themselves formed an association that holds a 20-percent share in the company.
The company’s excess cash flows are reinvested in the opening of workshops in rural villages, new apprenticeships, lifelong training, and healthcare. A workshop opening means more employment in disadvantaged rural communities and therefore an improvement of social conditions and poverty alleviation".
Previous text from Artisans Angkor website: www.artisansdangkor.com/
The mission of the Hartford Artisans Weaving Center is to promote and teach the craft of handweaving in a supportive and creative community. The Center encourages people with low or no vision and those 55 and older to develop their skills and interest in weaving original and beautiful handwoven items... - weavingcenter.org/
My dad is in his second year as a Weaving Artisan. He would insist he's still a beginner, but he is turning out some beautiful work.
I stopped by the Center last week and took a few photos of work in progress. Then yesterday I was able to catch some shots of finished work, which was beautifully on display for the open house sale this weekend. Info, hours and location of the sale are at weavingcenter.org/sales.html.
Some photos taken with my Canon PowerShot SX50, others with my Samsung Galaxy S4. I was pleasantly surprised at the Samsung results. Still, after post-processing with Lightroom I felt something was still missing. So I then additionally processed them in Picasa. To most shots I added "Glow" and "I'm Feeling Lucky."
Same dough as "rustic sour potato", but more carefully formed and scored before baking to give it a more deliberate appearance.
The Akamba are a Kenyan tribe. They run an artisan community, where Akambans (mostly male) work in wood and stone and other materials onsite, and the wares are sold in a large store on the same campus.
The artisans aren't allowed to sell directly to you, although one did mention we should look out for his crafts when we went into the store.
Artisan made Be Kind Sterling Silver Stamped Pendant Necklace have become everyone’s favorite and that go with almost every occasion.
www.artisna.com/jewellery/necklaces/be-kind-sterling-silv...