Our Journal

Braided by Wind. Rooted in Nomadism.

Oat, camel, and the natural tones of yak wool, colors drawn from the plateau - the muted warmth of grasslands at the end of the season, the stillness before the frozen ground begins to thaw. A land...

A Summer with the Women and Artisans of the Sanjiangyuan

Throughout the long winters of the plateau, hands move rhythmically through warp and weft. Wool, fabric, and time are slowly transformed into patterns, carrying within them the memories of snow mo...

Wind Horse（Lungta རླུང་རྟ་）

Prayer flags of the Wind Horse, in Tibetan རླུང་རྟ་, originate from ancient Bön rituals. On the flags, the horse raises its head, carrying the wish-fulfilling jewel, moving with the wind.  

Sayol | Earth’s Veil

Rooted in the traditions of Tibetan carpet weaving, Sayol carries this heritage forward through sustainable innovation, enabling women in the headwaters of Asia's three great rivers to choose to li...

Ganja Grassland: A Monk and the nomads’ Song of Guardianship

“འབྲོག་པའི་ནོར་བུ།” (meaning “nomads‘ treasure”in Tibetan) members say: “We may be small, but our handmade gifts carry hopes for the future.”

Mountain Is the Homeland of Clay

Long ago, people born on the plateau used pottery for cookware at home, with a set passed down through generations. They coexisted with heaven, earth, and nature with a reverent heart. Everything ...

Tsoten(མཚོ་ཁྲི།) - Ten Thousand Lakes

In Tsoten (མཚོ་ཁྲི།), at 4,600 meters in Yulshul, to protect wildlife, nomads gave up their pastures and left their homes. They chose another way to continue the spirit of nomadism.

རྟ་མཆོག་ཅང་ཤེས། The Horse of Wisdom

The year 2026 is known as the Year of the Red Horse. Red signifies blazing warmth, radiant light, and thevital force of life in full bloom. The horse symbolizes courage and nobilityand also the unt...

Tibetan Script: The Sacred Imprint of the Plateau

Since its creation in the 7th century, the Tibetan script has been used to convey the words of sages, gradually becoming the spiritual imprint of the plateau's civilization over time. In traditiona...

Sayol | the Window of the Earth, Connected to Nature

Tibetan carpets, one of the world's oldest, boast a history of over 4,000 years. Each carpet is a cultural treasure, woven by hand through dozens of steps using the unique "rod-wrapping and knotti...