Tibetan artisans preserve ancient Pulu weaving tradition

At the Ethnic Huaji Handwoven Cooperative in Shannan, Tibet, over 100 residents, including people with disabilities, weave Pulu and its finer variant Zeter, preserving a centuries-old craft. Founded in 2008 by artisan Pasang, the cooperative teaches younger Tibetans while creating jobs, despite challenges like spinning softer wool.