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Threads Rewoven: The Textile Heritage Exhibition

Archival Insight:

Recorded between 2019 and 2021, Echoes of the Steppe preserves the spoken heritage of Kazakh elders whose voices echo across the wide plains of Central Asia.
Interviews were conducted in family homes and open fields, capturing memories of nomadic life — migration routes, seasonal traditions, and craft techniques. The collection includes over 30 hours of recordings in Kazakh and Russian, each transcribed and translated by Ancestra’s language specialists.
These oral histories are a living archive of resilience. They reflect a worldview shaped by landscape, movement, and the sacred bond between people and nature.

Details:

Type:

Exhibition / Digital Gallery

Contributor:

Ancestra Curatorial Department

Year:

2019–2021

Origin:

Central Asia, Caucasus, Eastern Europe

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Heritage Archive

Every document and image tells a story.

Archive Cover

An illustrated ledger detailing woodworking patterns, tools, and apprenticeships in Transylvanian villages from 1880–1905.

Contributor:

Transylvanian Craft Guild Archives

Year:

1880–1905

Origin:

Cluj-Napoca, Romania

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Archive Cover

Field recordings and portraits of storytellers preserving Amazigh myths and proverbs passed down for generations.

Contributor:

Lina Ben Saïd / Ancestra Field Team

Year:

2022

Origin:

Atlas Mountains, Morocco

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