Sentences with phrase «visit weavers»

The exhibition, which opens today at the Hammer Museum, is the culmination of a project that began with a trip to Afghanistan to visit weavers in Kabul and Bamiyan in March 2014.

We visited a weaver, the Catholic church, and the local house of worship dedicated to San Simon, also known as Maximon.

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We visited a local chair - maker and weaver, and spent time using the centre's lab facilities to examine pond creatures.

Year - round, guests can visit potters, painters, weavers, sculptors, carvers, glass - blowers and many other artisans.

Though up to each individual, it was always more fun to experience something unique together, such as visiting the master weavers in Pisac, who taught us how they dye their alpaca wool using vegetation, or hiking up to the isolated community of Viacha to learn about the 4,000 different varieties of potatoes that grow in Peru.

Two very fascinating villages to explore around the lake, visit local cooperatives, native painters and weavers cooperatives and the famous MAXIMON saint in Santiago Atitlan.

During the tour you will experience the visit to weavers cooperatives that work on natural dyes, learn about naïve art of the Tzutujil Mayan People at their home studios, see local markets, the medicinal herbs plantation, plazas and possibly see a Mayan ritual at Maximon in Santiago Atitlan.

Hiking volcanos, seeing Mayan ruins, kayaking, jumping off rocks into the lake, visiting a cooperative of women weavers, visiting great restaurants, hiking ancient trails, rarely seeing other tourists... this was the best vacation we could have imagined.

During this tour, you'll visit carpenters in Ciudad Vieja, weavers in San Antonio Aguas Calientes, and farmers at an experimental macademia nut plantation.

Then visit the famous Rishtan ceramic workshops and silk weaver's workshop at Margilan.

During her visit, the Tripadora was treated to an authentic T'boli dance and had given the chance to meet the famous dream weaver Lang Dulay, the living national treasure of the T'bolis.

Mariana Aguirre visits the famed Guadalajara workshop whose weavers have created tapestries for artists such as John Currin, Pae White, George Condo and Karen Kilimnik.