Jiya

The township sits beside the Yurungkash River, in a region the city page calls known for jade. The craft on that page is tie-dye silk, on the national list since 2008, made in houses and in factories.

Jiya

A weaver at a wooden loom, silk warp threads rising into the frame.

Dye before the loom

In Jiya, atlas means tie-dye: silk is bound and dyed, and only then woven, in houses and in factories.

Photo credits and rights
  1. At a loom in Jiya: the dyed thread is already in the warp before the cloth appears.Zossolino · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗