This episode we chat with Rodrick Owen about kumihimo and Peruvian braids. If you’re not familiar with kumihimo, it’s a Japanese style of braiding that creates beautiful and strong braids. The most common form of kumihimo is woven on a marudai, essentially a small round table with a hole in the center.
- Rodrick Owen’s website
- Braids: 250 Patterns From Japan, Peru & Beyond by Rodrick Owen
- Kumihimo: Japanese Braiding, video featuring Rodrick Owen
- Sling Braiding of the Andes by Adele Cahlander
- Finger Weaving: Indian Braiding by Alta Turner
Audio editing
Ruth Temple
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