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Many women are employed and paid a fair wage through the sale of their textiles
Signs posting the philosophy behind the project are posted here and there in the forest Housing for the wise grandmothers who teach weaving with workshop area below Mothers with small children can bring them to to the workshop. Mr. Morimoto explains that it is important that the children be e
In the past weaving was done at home and mothers have to attend to them, so the children are brought to the workshop by their m In one of the workshops Many women are employed and paid a fair wage through the sale of their textiles
Chopping bark from mahogany trees sustainably grown in the forest for source of red-brown color Chopping lac, the secretions of certain insects to make red color Due to loss of habitat lac insects cannot survive in Cambodia and must be imported from Laos
The men make all of the looms, the homes, and anything that is needed for the project This woman is a master weaver and one of the 8 original Grandmothers recruited by Mr. Morimoto to teach traditional weaving She is binding fiber tightly around the threads before dyeing so they will resist taking the color

Many women are employed and paid a fair wage through the sale of their textiles

Date: 03/29/2009
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