Weavers of Oodi village: the African art of making handwoven tapestries
MASTER CRAFTSMEN - Documentary Series
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BOTSWANA - Oodi Village
In Oodi village, Botswana, 21 women earn their living weaving handmade tapestries. They have the nimble, worn hands of weavers and imaginations as bright as the colours they use for dye in the wool. Their African art depicts typical village life in a tapestry wall hanging, with colourful patterns in the carpet runners and table runners.
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