silk weaving

The second job of the people in the area is Silk weaving.

Local silk weaving became a large part of everyday life.

The money would train girls from poor families in the art of silk weaving.

The strike shut down all of the area's 300 silk weaving companies.

Silk weaving has been an important part of Cambodia's cultural past.

As small number continue with their traditional occupation which is silk weaving.

It has always been a big textile center of silk weaving.

Together they opened mills (1846) and established the American silk weaving industry.

It has been described as "the major landmark in early Islamic silk weaving".

More than 5000 families still indulge in silk weaving.

Silk weaving, once a cherished vocation from villages to the royal court, is getting special attention.

Silk weaving expanded until in 1769 two thousand people were employed in the industry.

Cotton and silk weaving are dying out as industries.

Silk weaving in Cambodia has a long history.

They have been traditionally associated with silk weaving.

They also started up a silk weaving industry, the foundation for Manchester's later cotton industry.

Silk weaving is the dominant manufacturing industry in Varanasi.

In terms of employment it's leading industry was silk weaving, which directly supported a third of the population.

Silk weaving became an important cottage industry after 1827 when silk was brought from Manchester.

There were 200 silk weaving units in the city in 1991 with around 80,000 people working in them.

Chidambaram was an important centre of cotton and silk weaving.

The Lue peoples of this village are noted in particular for their cotton and silk weaving.

"Central Asian textiles had a tremendous influence on Italian silk weaving," she said.

Home-crafts like silk weaving, ivory carving, and precious metal working is another important industry in this city.

Silk weaving by Uighur women is a thriving cottage industry, some of it produced using traditional methods.