Learning about other theological orientations is inextricably woven with the understanding that all other maslaks are misleading, if not altogether wrong.
A large wind-chime hammock sculpture was suspended from a woven canoe-like roof structure lashed to the pier's end.
Seen from the perspective of the co-opted and bureaucratized movement member, tension, ambivalence, opposition, and conflict is woven into the entanglement.
Spirit is the regenerative power of these circulatory flows which, in living organisms, are bound into tightly woven bundles or tissues of extraordinary complexity.
As such it is a brilliant and richly-woven tapestry, full of insight and fresh ideas.
Strands of socialist politics and modernist aesthetic austerity were also woven into the circle's discussions.
The two logos feature a pixelized version of a banig or a handwoven mat traditionally used for sleeping and sitting.
Since chemicals for coloring were very scarce those days, bark of trees and fruits were used to dye all those handwoven products.
