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Memory and livelihood in Dzongu: Retrieving a Lepcha craft, fibre by fibre
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Memory and livelihood in Dzongu: Retrieving a Lepcha craft, fibre by fibre
Somewhere in Dzongu, North Sikkim, a long-lost Lepcha craft is being retrieved from the fringe of the forgotten — one fibre at a time. The large black iron kadhai goes up the hill first. It is carried along the Mani Kyung stream in Hee Gyathang, a village in the lower reaches of Dzongu. Beside the stream, running […] The post Memory and livelihood in Dzongu: Retrieving a Lepcha craft, fibre by fibre appeared first on EastMojo.
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