In Tibet, a traditional weaving practice is being preserved by a cooperative. The cooperative's members work on wooden looms to create Pulu, a woolen fabric that has been used for centuries. The process involves sliding shuttles through rows of wool yarn and pulling threads tight, with this action being repeated multiple times.

This labor-intensive process is what creates the traditional fabric. Further details about the cooperative and its efforts to keep the centuries-old tradition alive are available from the source. The cooperative's work is helping to maintain the cultural heritage of the Tibetan plateau.