Oodi Weavers showcases art of traditional weaving
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Ntshadi Sepotoke PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Before they departed, the couple imparted invaluable knowledge to the local community, teaching 60 people from Oodi and its surrounding areas the art of spinning, dyeing and weaving.
According to a spokesperson, the Swedes’ primary objective in starting the project in 1973 was to instill confidence in the local people and help them believe in their ability to manage themselves while making a living.
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