Translation of "Hand weaving" in German

Hand-weaving is an art that takes time and skill.

Everywhere mechanical looms were set up and so the profession of hand weaving was more and more superseded.

She builds a bridge between pure hand weaving and industrial production – or vice versa.

By the small hand weaving workshops in Mudon is another stop.

About this time the hand weaving trade began to slow down.

The small hand weaving mills continued provisionally and profited from the boom.

It is reserved for hand weaving only.

She enjoys that fact that you can very quickly achieve exciting results with hand weaving.

On a boatstrip you meet other boats and fishermen and have the possibility to visit a hand weaving mill.

In the same way he also took over the hand weaving mill, operated in the same house, to ensure their earnings.

After industrialisation reduced demand for hand weaving and fabric bleaching, the inhabitants found work in plywood production and mechanised weaving near the station, and in cigar factories.

In the Old Town Hall are held exhibitions of modern art, in the Lütze-Museum, 1200 German works are on display from 1870 until today, in an old textile school is housed the Textile Museum (Webereimuseum) in memory of Sindelfingen’s hand weaving tradition in the nineteenth century.

Our natural wicker furniture made of high quality natural raw materials, such as natural wicker, seaweed, and water hyacinth, which from Indonesia and all are made by people hand-weaving, carving.

Through excerpts from her journals, letters, and articles, some of which are published here for the first time, we trace Stölzl's life from the time she was a student in Munich, to her service as a Red Cross nurse during the war, from her years at the Bauhaus in Weimar and Dessau until she founded a hand-weaving business in Zurich .

Relax as a private vehicle takes you to the Batik Hand Weaving Factory, Tegalalang rice terrace, and beyond.

On the other hand, weaving the entire vascular prosthesis in this type of denser construction would be less favorable because the area per number of warp yarns would be higher in the region of the bend than in the other zones.

Grandparents Schunck had a hand weaving mill, a wool laundry and a small farm and grandparents Herné in Kettenis had a farm and carpenter's workshop in Stockem.

The rise of mechanization and mechanized weaving, including Aachen, meant the final blow for the little hand weaving.

I hope after you see all of the care and effort involved in hand-weaving you will have a better appreciation of the skill involved and the real value of my finely crafted woven articles.

The Department operates several well-equipped workshops and studios for textile silkscreen printing, digital printing, hand-weaving, digital weaving, garment and fashion design as well as paper and three-dimensional design.

After the Russians occupied the island of Bornholm, Kárász moved to Copenhagen in the fall of 1945, where she worked for “Kirsten and John’s Hand-Weaving” from 1948 to 1949 under the name Touraine.

In an idyllic rural setting courtyard hosts will be familiar with the old crafts and customs, such as grinding grain on hand žrvnju, weaving on loom, baking bread in an old bread oven, potkivanjem horse in an old blacksmith's shop.