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  1. #DublinNH - Introduction to #JapaneseJoinery 1 and 2

    #MAXTMakerspace

    Sunday 12 Apr 2026 and Sunday 19 Apr 2026

    9:00 AM | 09:00 AM - 03:00 PM

    "Event Description

    Paul Tuller has been using Japanese hand tools for 45 years. This class will be an introduction to Japanese Joinery.

    The first session will cover basic tool usage and layout for joinery. The second session will carry on with more complicated joinery, but each session can stand alone. You may enroll in either session or both.

    Students will work on test joints to create their own sample collection of techniques alongside becoming familiar with the methods and principals involved.

    Tools will be provided, but if students have their own Japanese tools, they are welcome to bring them and Paul can provide tips on sharpening and adjustment.

    There will be a lunch break about noon. Students can bring a bag lunch or go out to nearby restaurants if they wish.

    Please contact Paul if you have any questions at: [email protected]

    Details
    Starts: 12 Apr 2026 9:00 AM
    Ends: 19 Apr 2026 09:00 AM - 03:00 PM
    Age Range: 18+
    Experience Level: All Levels
    Pricing: $55/100 Members, $70/120 Non Members
    Class length: 1 -2 Days

    Students can choose to take part 1, part 2 or both for a reduced rate. The joints covered in each class will be different."

    FMI and to register:
    maxtmakerspace.org/events/view

    #SolarPunkSunday #JapaneseHandTools #Woodworking #TraditionalArts #TraditionalWoodcraft #HandTools #DIY #Workshops #Woodcrafts

  2. #WellsME - #PackBasket #Workshop: #ExplorerPack at the #WellsReserveAtLaudholm

    Saturday, January 31, 2026, 9:00am – 3:00pm

    Join us to make your very own pack basket with Wood Thrush Wilderness owner and educator Jessica Steele!

    Reservations Required

    To reserve your space, please email [email protected] or call (207) 646-1555 x116.

    Pricing

    Members: $100.00
    Non-Members: $125.00

    Location

    Mather Auditorium

    This event is handicap accessible

    "Join us to make your own pack basket with Jessica Steele from Wood Thrush Wilderness! Participants have the option to choose from three different basket sizes. Please see details below and register for the basket of your choice! (Please note the size, time, and cost differences for each option).

    - Explorer Pack Basket (10-12" tall), 9am-3pm, $100/member and $125/non-member
    - Guide Pack Basket (17" tall), 9am-5pm, $120/member and $150/non-member
    - Expedition Pack Basket (21" tall), 9am-6pm, $136/member and $170/non-member

    Making a pack basket can be a fun and rewarding project and a perfect gift!

    A pack basket is a traditional type of backpack used for carrying items while hiking, hunting, or for general outdoor activities. Pack baskets have a long history dating back centuries and have been used by various cultures around the world. Here in Maine our Maine Guides walked the woods with these packs to transport supplies and game through rugged terrain.

    In this course, we will weave a 10-12” tall basket with premium reed. We will go over the history of pack baskets and what materials have been used. The instructor will go through the process of making the basket step-by-step ensuring all will walk away with a finished basket. The baskets will have a base and feet along with pack straps. We will bring a variety of color straps and even color reeds to add a little color to your basket. Walk away with a pack basket and the knowledge for life! All level weavers are welcome EVEN if you have never weaved!"

    FMI - wellsreserve.org/event/80156/b

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #Laudholm #BasketWeaving #BasketWorkshops #PackBaskets #TraditionalArts

  3. #WellsME - #PackBasket #Workshop: #ExplorerPack at the #WellsReserveAtLaudholm

    Saturday, January 31, 2026, 9:00am – 3:00pm

    Join us to make your very own pack basket with Wood Thrush Wilderness owner and educator Jessica Steele!

    Reservations Required

    To reserve your space, please email [email protected] or call (207) 646-1555 x116.

    Pricing

    Members: $100.00
    Non-Members: $125.00

    Location

    Mather Auditorium

    This event is handicap accessible

    "Join us to make your own pack basket with Jessica Steele from Wood Thrush Wilderness! Participants have the option to choose from three different basket sizes. Please see details below and register for the basket of your choice! (Please note the size, time, and cost differences for each option).

    - Explorer Pack Basket (10-12" tall), 9am-3pm, $100/member and $125/non-member
    - Guide Pack Basket (17" tall), 9am-5pm, $120/member and $150/non-member
    - Expedition Pack Basket (21" tall), 9am-6pm, $136/member and $170/non-member

    Making a pack basket can be a fun and rewarding project and a perfect gift!

    A pack basket is a traditional type of backpack used for carrying items while hiking, hunting, or for general outdoor activities. Pack baskets have a long history dating back centuries and have been used by various cultures around the world. Here in Maine our Maine Guides walked the woods with these packs to transport supplies and game through rugged terrain.

    In this course, we will weave a 10-12” tall basket with premium reed. We will go over the history of pack baskets and what materials have been used. The instructor will go through the process of making the basket step-by-step ensuring all will walk away with a finished basket. The baskets will have a base and feet along with pack straps. We will bring a variety of color straps and even color reeds to add a little color to your basket. Walk away with a pack basket and the knowledge for life! All level weavers are welcome EVEN if you have never weaved!"

    FMI - wellsreserve.org/event/80156/b

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #Laudholm #BasketWeaving #BasketWorkshops #PackBaskets #TraditionalArts

  4. #WellsME - #PackBasket #Workshop: #ExplorerPack at the #WellsReserveAtLaudholm

    Saturday, January 31, 2026, 9:00am – 3:00pm

    Join us to make your very own pack basket with Wood Thrush Wilderness owner and educator Jessica Steele!

    Reservations Required

    To reserve your space, please email [email protected] or call (207) 646-1555 x116.

    Pricing

    Members: $100.00
    Non-Members: $125.00

    Location

    Mather Auditorium

    This event is handicap accessible

    "Join us to make your own pack basket with Jessica Steele from Wood Thrush Wilderness! Participants have the option to choose from three different basket sizes. Please see details below and register for the basket of your choice! (Please note the size, time, and cost differences for each option).

    - Explorer Pack Basket (10-12" tall), 9am-3pm, $100/member and $125/non-member
    - Guide Pack Basket (17" tall), 9am-5pm, $120/member and $150/non-member
    - Expedition Pack Basket (21" tall), 9am-6pm, $136/member and $170/non-member

    Making a pack basket can be a fun and rewarding project and a perfect gift!

    A pack basket is a traditional type of backpack used for carrying items while hiking, hunting, or for general outdoor activities. Pack baskets have a long history dating back centuries and have been used by various cultures around the world. Here in Maine our Maine Guides walked the woods with these packs to transport supplies and game through rugged terrain.

    In this course, we will weave a 10-12” tall basket with premium reed. We will go over the history of pack baskets and what materials have been used. The instructor will go through the process of making the basket step-by-step ensuring all will walk away with a finished basket. The baskets will have a base and feet along with pack straps. We will bring a variety of color straps and even color reeds to add a little color to your basket. Walk away with a pack basket and the knowledge for life! All level weavers are welcome EVEN if you have never weaved!"

    FMI - wellsreserve.org/event/80156/b

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #Laudholm #BasketWeaving #BasketWorkshops #PackBaskets #TraditionalArts

  5. #WellsME - #PackBasket #Workshop: #ExplorerPack at the #WellsReserveAtLaudholm

    Saturday, January 31, 2026, 9:00am – 3:00pm

    Join us to make your very own pack basket with Wood Thrush Wilderness owner and educator Jessica Steele!

    Reservations Required

    To reserve your space, please email [email protected] or call (207) 646-1555 x116.

    Pricing

    Members: $100.00
    Non-Members: $125.00

    Location

    Mather Auditorium

    This event is handicap accessible

    "Join us to make your own pack basket with Jessica Steele from Wood Thrush Wilderness! Participants have the option to choose from three different basket sizes. Please see details below and register for the basket of your choice! (Please note the size, time, and cost differences for each option).

    - Explorer Pack Basket (10-12" tall), 9am-3pm, $100/member and $125/non-member
    - Guide Pack Basket (17" tall), 9am-5pm, $120/member and $150/non-member
    - Expedition Pack Basket (21" tall), 9am-6pm, $136/member and $170/non-member

    Making a pack basket can be a fun and rewarding project and a perfect gift!

    A pack basket is a traditional type of backpack used for carrying items while hiking, hunting, or for general outdoor activities. Pack baskets have a long history dating back centuries and have been used by various cultures around the world. Here in Maine our Maine Guides walked the woods with these packs to transport supplies and game through rugged terrain.

    In this course, we will weave a 10-12” tall basket with premium reed. We will go over the history of pack baskets and what materials have been used. The instructor will go through the process of making the basket step-by-step ensuring all will walk away with a finished basket. The baskets will have a base and feet along with pack straps. We will bring a variety of color straps and even color reeds to add a little color to your basket. Walk away with a pack basket and the knowledge for life! All level weavers are welcome EVEN if you have never weaved!"

    FMI - wellsreserve.org/event/80156/b

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #Laudholm #BasketWeaving #BasketWorkshops #PackBaskets #TraditionalArts

  6. #WellsME - #PackBasket #Workshop: #ExplorerPack at the #WellsReserveAtLaudholm

    Saturday, January 31, 2026, 9:00am – 3:00pm

    Join us to make your very own pack basket with Wood Thrush Wilderness owner and educator Jessica Steele!

    Reservations Required

    To reserve your space, please email [email protected] or call (207) 646-1555 x116.

    Pricing

    Members: $100.00
    Non-Members: $125.00

    Location

    Mather Auditorium

    This event is handicap accessible

    "Join us to make your own pack basket with Jessica Steele from Wood Thrush Wilderness! Participants have the option to choose from three different basket sizes. Please see details below and register for the basket of your choice! (Please note the size, time, and cost differences for each option).

    - Explorer Pack Basket (10-12" tall), 9am-3pm, $100/member and $125/non-member
    - Guide Pack Basket (17" tall), 9am-5pm, $120/member and $150/non-member
    - Expedition Pack Basket (21" tall), 9am-6pm, $136/member and $170/non-member

    Making a pack basket can be a fun and rewarding project and a perfect gift!

    A pack basket is a traditional type of backpack used for carrying items while hiking, hunting, or for general outdoor activities. Pack baskets have a long history dating back centuries and have been used by various cultures around the world. Here in Maine our Maine Guides walked the woods with these packs to transport supplies and game through rugged terrain.

    In this course, we will weave a 10-12” tall basket with premium reed. We will go over the history of pack baskets and what materials have been used. The instructor will go through the process of making the basket step-by-step ensuring all will walk away with a finished basket. The baskets will have a base and feet along with pack straps. We will bring a variety of color straps and even color reeds to add a little color to your basket. Walk away with a pack basket and the knowledge for life! All level weavers are welcome EVEN if you have never weaved!"

    FMI - wellsreserve.org/event/80156/b

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #Laudholm #BasketWeaving #BasketWorkshops #PackBaskets #TraditionalArts

  7. History of Tallow: Ancient Beginnings to Modern Uses

    Tallow has a fascinating and rich history that dates back thousands of years, spanning cultures and continents. Its versatility made it a staple for cooking, lighting, and skincare in societies around the world. Here’s a look at how tallow has evolved and earned its place in history.

    Excerpt:

    "#Indigenous Cultures: Reverence for Tallow

    #IndigenousPeoples in North America, #Australia, and other parts of the world also utilized tallow.

    - Native Americans: Rendered fat from buffalo and other animals was used for cooking, preserving foods like pemmican, and as a protective balm for the skin.
    - Australian Aboriginals: Tallow from native animals was used in traditional medicine and as a moisturizer to guard against the sun and wind.


    The #IndustrialRevolution: Decline and Adaptation

    With the advent of industrialization in the 18th and 19th centuries, the demand for tallow shifted:

    - Soapmaking: Tallow became a primary ingredient in mass-produced soaps, replacing traditional homemade versions.
    - Lighting: Tallow candles were gradually replaced by kerosene lamps and, later, electricity.
    - Cooking Fats: Vegetable oils like margarine and shortening began to compete with tallow for culinary use.

    Despite these shifts, tallow retained its importance in rural areas and traditional practices because of it’s ease of access especially in cities and regions close to farmlands.


    The 20th Century: A Decline in Popularity

    As industrialization progressed, tallow and tallow butter fell out of favor for a few reasons:

    - The Rise of Synthetic Alternatives: #Petroleum-based products and #synthetic skincare formulations became widely available.
    - Dietary Trends: The popularity of plant-based oils led to a decline in the use of animal fats in cooking and skincare.
    - Perception of Fats: Animal fats were stigmatized in the mid-20th century due to health concerns, causing people to shy away from tallow."

    Read more:
    articles.creekwoodnaturals.com

    #SolarPunkSunday #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts #TraditionalUses #AnimalFat

  8. 5 Clever Ways to Use Lanolin At Home

    April 28, 2023

    "As we may all know, lanolin is commonly used in skincare products due to its ability to moisturize and protect the skin. However, it has many other uses around the home that you may not have known and considered.

    It is a versatile and useful substance that can be used in many ways around the home. From leather conditioner to lip balm, lanolin is a natural and effective ingredient that can help you to care for and protect your belongings.

    Let's explore some clever ways to use lanolin at home."

    nznaturally.nz/blogs/news/5-cl

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts #TraditionalTechnology #DIYCleaners #HomeProduct #Waterproofing #NoPFAS #NoChemicals #LeatherConditioning #WoodPolish #RustPrevention #LipBalm

  9. 5 Clever Ways to Use Lanolin At Home

    April 28, 2023

    "As we may all know, lanolin is commonly used in skincare products due to its ability to moisturize and protect the skin. However, it has many other uses around the home that you may not have known and considered.

    It is a versatile and useful substance that can be used in many ways around the home. From leather conditioner to lip balm, lanolin is a natural and effective ingredient that can help you to care for and protect your belongings.

    Let's explore some clever ways to use lanolin at home."

    nznaturally.nz/blogs/news/5-cl

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts #TraditionalTechnology #DIYCleaners #HomeProduct #Waterproofing #NoPFAS #NoChemicals #LeatherConditioning #WoodPolish #RustPrevention #LipBalm

  10. 5 Clever Ways to Use Lanolin At Home

    April 28, 2023

    "As we may all know, lanolin is commonly used in skincare products due to its ability to moisturize and protect the skin. However, it has many other uses around the home that you may not have known and considered.

    It is a versatile and useful substance that can be used in many ways around the home. From leather conditioner to lip balm, lanolin is a natural and effective ingredient that can help you to care for and protect your belongings.

    Let's explore some clever ways to use lanolin at home."

    nznaturally.nz/blogs/news/5-cl

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts #TraditionalTechnology #DIYCleaners #HomeProduct #Waterproofing #NoPFAS #NoChemicals #LeatherConditioning #WoodPolish #RustPrevention #LipBalm

  11. 5 Clever Ways to Use Lanolin At Home

    April 28, 2023

    "As we may all know, lanolin is commonly used in skincare products due to its ability to moisturize and protect the skin. However, it has many other uses around the home that you may not have known and considered.

    It is a versatile and useful substance that can be used in many ways around the home. From leather conditioner to lip balm, lanolin is a natural and effective ingredient that can help you to care for and protect your belongings.

    Let's explore some clever ways to use lanolin at home."

    nznaturally.nz/blogs/news/5-cl

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts #TraditionalTechnology #DIYCleaners #HomeProduct #Waterproofing #NoPFAS #NoChemicals #LeatherConditioning #WoodPolish #RustPrevention #LipBalm

  12. 5 Clever Ways to Use Lanolin At Home

    April 28, 2023

    "As we may all know, lanolin is commonly used in skincare products due to its ability to moisturize and protect the skin. However, it has many other uses around the home that you may not have known and considered.

    It is a versatile and useful substance that can be used in many ways around the home. From leather conditioner to lip balm, lanolin is a natural and effective ingredient that can help you to care for and protect your belongings.

    Let's explore some clever ways to use lanolin at home."

    nznaturally.nz/blogs/news/5-cl

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts #TraditionalTechnology #DIYCleaners #HomeProduct #Waterproofing #NoPFAS #NoChemicals #LeatherConditioning #WoodPolish #RustPrevention #LipBalm

  13. So, #wool and #lanolin (extracted from raw wool) are made without harming #sheep! In fact, a good shearing can help sheep beat the summer heat! I'll be posting about some of the uses of lanolin in future posts.

    How to Extract Lanolin from Sheep's Wool

    Last Updated: September 16, 2021

    "Sheep's wool contains lanolin as a form of protection against nature and insects. Human use of lanolin is as old as the use of wool. Extracting it is easy to do at home and is a great way to get lanolin that is pure, free of industrial chemicals and ready for use in homemade products."

    Learn more:
    wikihow.com/Extract-Lanolin-fr

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts

  14. So, #wool and #lanolin (extracted from raw wool) are made without harming #sheep! In fact, a good shearing can help sheep beat the summer heat! I'll be posting about some of the uses of lanolin in future posts.

    How to Extract Lanolin from Sheep's Wool

    Last Updated: September 16, 2021

    "Sheep's wool contains lanolin as a form of protection against nature and insects. Human use of lanolin is as old as the use of wool. Extracting it is easy to do at home and is a great way to get lanolin that is pure, free of industrial chemicals and ready for use in homemade products."

    Learn more:
    wikihow.com/Extract-Lanolin-fr

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts

  15. So, #wool and #lanolin (extracted from raw wool) are made without harming #sheep! In fact, a good shearing can help sheep beat the summer heat! I'll be posting about some of the uses of lanolin in future posts.

    How to Extract Lanolin from Sheep's Wool

    Last Updated: September 16, 2021

    "Sheep's wool contains lanolin as a form of protection against nature and insects. Human use of lanolin is as old as the use of wool. Extracting it is easy to do at home and is a great way to get lanolin that is pure, free of industrial chemicals and ready for use in homemade products."

    Learn more:
    wikihow.com/Extract-Lanolin-fr

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts

  16. So, #wool and #lanolin (extracted from raw wool) are made without harming #sheep! In fact, a good shearing can help sheep beat the summer heat! I'll be posting about some of the uses of lanolin in future posts.

    How to Extract Lanolin from Sheep's Wool

    Last Updated: September 16, 2021

    "Sheep's wool contains lanolin as a form of protection against nature and insects. Human use of lanolin is as old as the use of wool. Extracting it is easy to do at home and is a great way to get lanolin that is pure, free of industrial chemicals and ready for use in homemade products."

    Learn more:
    wikihow.com/Extract-Lanolin-fr

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts

  17. So, #wool and #lanolin (extracted from raw wool) are made without harming #sheep! In fact, a good shearing can help sheep beat the summer heat! I'll be posting about some of the uses of lanolin in future posts.

    How to Extract Lanolin from Sheep's Wool

    Last Updated: September 16, 2021

    "Sheep's wool contains lanolin as a form of protection against nature and insects. Human use of lanolin is as old as the use of wool. Extracting it is easy to do at home and is a great way to get lanolin that is pure, free of industrial chemicals and ready for use in homemade products."

    Learn more:
    wikihow.com/Extract-Lanolin-fr

    #SolarPunkSunday #OldWays #NoChemicals #AnimalProducts #TraditionalArts

  18. These Passamaquoddy baskets are amazing.

    ❝ 🌟 Congratulations to Jeremy Frey, Passamaquoddy master basketmaker, on being named a 2025 MacArthur Fellow, one of the most prestigious honors in the arts and sciences, often called the “Genius Grant.”

    Frey, based in Eddington, has transformed Wabanaki basketmaking from a traditional woodland craft into contemporary fine art celebrated in galleries around the world. His work pushes the boundaries of form, material, and storytelling while honoring the traditions passed down through generations.

    The MacArthur Fellowship comes with an unrestricted award of $800,000, recognizing his extraordinary vision, artistry, and innovation. This honor shines a national spotlight on Maine’s Indigenous arts and the living traditions of the Wabanaki people.

    Portrait photo by Greta Rybus. Additional photos from Frey's exhibition last year at the Portland Museum of Art.

    #MaineArts #MacArthurFellow #WabanakiArt #TraditionalArts #artsinmaine
    youtube.com/watch?v=e_PBNBFM-_g

  19. Another #Nihkaniyane Honoree, #EmmaSoctomah, is the daughter of Elizabeth Neptune and #DonaldSoctomah -- Donald being another person I learned a lot from when I was covering the #MaineRivers conference! Emma is also the grandchild of renowned #Passamaquoddy #Basketmaker #MollyNeptuneParker.

    "Emma Soctomah is a Passamaquoddy citizen of #Motahkomikuk and was the 2025 class valedictorian at University of Maine Machias,where she majored in psychology and community studies. She was an active participant in the college’s Kinap Mentorship Program, which creates both on- and off-campus programs aimed at bringing together #Wabanaki cultural values and Indigenous ways of knowing with Western education. She plans to continue working at the elementary school in Motahkomikuk and will pursue a master’s degree beginning in fall 2026. Soctomah is the daughter of Donald Soctomah and Elizabeth Neptune and the granddaughter of world renowned basketmaker Molly Neptune Parker. Soctomah is also a nationally recognized basketmaker and was among the first artists to receive an #AbbeMuseum Wabanaki #Artist Fellowship."

    Learn more about Emma:
    wabanakialliance.com/nihkaniya

    #CulturalPreservation #PreservingHistory #IndigenousLanguage #IndigenousHistory #TraditionalArts #NativeAmericanArtists #valedictorian

  20. Native Plant Dyes

    "Plants have been used for natural dyeing since before recorded history. The staining properties of plants were noted by humans and have been used to obtain and retain these colors from plants throughout history. Native plants and their resultant dyes have been used to enhance people's lives through decoration of animal skins, fabrics, crafts, hair, and even their bodies.

    "Types of Dyes

    "Natural dye materials that produce durable, strong colors and do not require the addition of other substances to obtain the desired outcome are called substantive or direct dyes. Sumac (Rhus spp.) and walnut (Juglans spp.) are native plant examples of direct dyes. Because these species are high in tannic acid, they do not require additional substances to be added for the dye to attach to fibers and form a durable bond. Dyes that need this type of assistance are called adjective or mordant dyes.

    "Mordants

    "Mordants are water-soluble chemicals, usually metallic salts, which create a bond between dye and fiber thus increasing the adherence of various dyes to the item being dyed. The actual color one gets from a natural dye depends not only on the source of the dye but also on the mordant, and the item being dyed.

    "Most mordant recipes also call for the addition of cream of tartar or tartaric acid. Use of this readily available spice is important because it reduces fiber stiffness that can occur because of mordanting. It can also increase brightness."

    Learn more:
    fs.usda.gov/wildflowers/ethnob

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/F3Dp3

    #SolarPunkSunday #DIY #FiberArts #NaturalDyes #Gardening #Foraging #TraditionalArts #Ethnobotany #Dyes #Wildflowers #PlantDyes

  21. A friend sent me a link to this video after we discussed making cordage over dinner the other day. (What else would one talk about while having dinner?!)

    Traditional #Hemp #RopeMaking: Ancient Fiber Craftsmanship

    ""Twisting history into strength—witness the transformation of raw fibers into durable cords through timeless techniques."

    "This process showcases traditional rope making methods still practiced by master craftsmen:

    - Fiber Preparation - Retting and beating hemp stalks
    - Hand Spinning - Creating yarn with thigh-rolling technique
    - Strand Twisting - Three-ply reverse winding
    - Laying Operation - Using a walking wheel
    - Finishing - Beeswax coating for weatherproofing

    Material Specifications:
    ✔ Fiber Type: Cannabis sativa hemp
    ✔ Stalk Length: 2-3 meters
    ✔ Yarn Diameter: 3-5mm
    ✔ Rope Diameter: 12-15mm
    ✔ Tensile Strength: 500kg

    Tool Inventory:
    - Hand carders
    - Spinning hooks
    - Wooden tension frame
    - Pitch-coated gloves
    - Hemp brake tool

    Key Process Metrics:
    ▶ Fiber soaking: 7-10 days
    ▶ Daily output: 15 meters
    ▶ Twist rate: 8 turns per foot
    ▶ Drying time: 3 sunny days
    ▶ Shelf life: 20+ years

    Structural Advantages:
    - Natural mold resistance
    - UV degradation protection
    - Progressive failure warning
    - Knot-holding capability
    - Marine environment suitability

    "This living heritage represents sustainable material science perfected over millennia of human ingenuity."

    youtube.com/watch?v=wlJEEybSin

    #SolarPunkSunday #Hemp #SustainableFibers #Cordage #Ropemaking #TraditionalArts

  22. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街
    小天鵝忍受著雷雨。
    Baby Swan endures a thunderstorm.
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    _________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performers #performance #actors #dance #dancers #stage #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #art #folktale

  23. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街
    小天鵝忍受著雷雨。
    Baby Swan endures a thunderstorm.
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    _________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performers #performance #actors #dance #dancers #stage #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #art #folktale

  24. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街
    小天鵝忍受著雷雨。
    Baby Swan endures a thunderstorm.
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    _________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performers #performance #actors #dance #dancers #stage #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #art #folktale

  25. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街
    小天鵝忍受著雷雨。
    Baby Swan endures a thunderstorm.
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    _________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performers #performance #actors #dance #dancers #stage #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #art #folktale

  26. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街
    小天鵝忍受著雷雨。
    Baby Swan endures a thunderstorm.
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    _________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performers #performance #actors #dance #dancers #stage #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #art #folktale

  27. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街 小天鵝
    Baby Swan
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    ________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performer #performance #stage #actor #puppeteer #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #folktale #art

  28. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街 小天鵝
    Baby Swan
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    ________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performer #performance #stage #actor #puppeteer #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #folktale #art

  29. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街 小天鵝
    Baby Swan
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    ________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performer #performance #stage #actor #puppeteer #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #folktale #art

  30. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街 小天鵝
    Baby Swan
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    ________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performer #performance #stage #actor #puppeteer #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #folktale #art

  31. 國立傳統藝術中心
    台灣宜蘭縣五街 小天鵝
    Baby Swan
    National Center for Traditional Arts
    Taiwan: Yilan County, Wujie 2023

    [ phone camera ]
    ________

    #Taiwan #PuppetTheatre #Yilan #performer #performance #stage #actor #puppeteer #AsiaPacific #photography #theatre #traditionalarts #folktale #art