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The top part is covered with handwoven fabric that comes in a variety of colors.

Throughout the restaurant, he has used local pottery, handwoven fabrics and ethnic art.

In some places, they were six deep, the floor a soft patchwork of handwoven wool.

The most distinctive part of men's clothing is the handwoven poncho.

Handwoven fabrics and local pottery are used in the interior decoration.

It was a crude, handwoven copy of a Guild cloak!

A handwoven rope ran between the wheels, forming a winch.

A brightly colored, handwoven spread had been turned back to show white linen sheets.

There, he became acquainted with the local manufacture of handwoven tapestry.

"And one from a country with handwoven bags."

Sales of handwoven bracelets made by former street children raise funds for projects in Nicaragua.

Handwoven fabrics have been shaped into high-fashion and classical styles.

He wore a simple handwoven shirt and pants.

Hot liquid splattered all over the handwoven carpet, and stained her yellow dress.

There were comfortable chairs, a magnificent handwoven rag rug, and a desk.

Together they went into the villa, then sat down in the living room Amanda had decorated with handwoven wall hangings.

Later interest focused on weaving - handwoven curtains, fabrics and the traditional wall hangings.

A woman threads through the tables, selling handwoven tablecloths.

And someone covered you with a handwoven blanket."

The floor-to-ceiling curtains that framed the window were made from colorful handwoven fabric.

'We were weavers there,' they say, 'but the demand for handwoven cloth has gone.

It required the organized labor of thousands of man hours, as people carried the earth in handwoven baskets.

The dress is made of handwoven indigo linen with long, pointed wing-sleeves.

Around 11:30, a small army of servants filed down the steep path with handwoven baskets balanced on their heads.

She carries a handwoven basket and an axe.