Thread by thread, Libyan women keep an age-old craft alive
TRIPOLI, Libya | Xinhua | As the first rays of morning light spread across Tripoli’s old city, the sound of a wooden loom echoes through a narrow alley, mingling with the scents of thyme, amber and coffee drifting through the ancient streets. Beneath the vaulted roof of a traditional courtyard house, between Maryam Square … The post Thread by thread, Libyan women keep an age-old craft alive…
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