From points to lines to planes, the world is weaved and created. 

This is especially true on the plateau, where wools and materials are obtained from yak and sheep, so the nomads can weave clothes and build tents to withstand the cold wind, the harsh run, and the heavy rain and snow of the open, borderless landscape.

It was not solid brick and mortar, nor modern synthetic materials, that first allowed humanity to stand against the elements. On the contrary, it was these strands of natural fibers—predating human history—that built a bridge between mankind and the world around them, so that people could survive, settle, and thrive across the earth.

Human beings are born weavers, crafting not only with tangible threads, but also with the more abstract materials of life itself.
 

SHANGDROK invites you to the weaving party of life!