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Weaving: an ancestral craft
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Women or mamas as they are called in the Austral islands keeps lacing in order to craft objects of the daily life (hats notably). More than an art, it is a way of life. A woman of Rimatara stresses that this art cannot be practiced without love. This crafting is being transmitted from mothers to daughters, certainly, for many additional generations.
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