Paola leans on a showcase-full of Shipibo pottery and arpilleras from Peru, plus Ndebele beaded dolls from South Africa. | Our first visitor inspects photographs of floral offering makers in Bali. |
The Field Museum's store is full of In Her Hands displays with crafts made by women artisans in many countries; here, baskets woven by Zulu women in South Africa and by Wounnan women in Panama... | Among the molas by Kuna women in Panama and weavings from Guatemala, Toby discovers some In Her Hands Notecards... |
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The party favors for the opening reception arrive (the bags include little notecards made by the Women Against Aids project in Thailand, contributed by Eco-Accents, which imports them). | David Foster, Curator at the Field Museum in Chicago, discusses exhibition details with Toby. |
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