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Harvesting and processing this prickly plant is labor intensive. In the Himalayan village of Sikles, the whole community pitches in.

There's more to these camelids than you might think; what a variety!

Our annual color issue is back—we'd love to hear your ideas!

While shepherds tend to sheep in high-altitude Nepali pastures, artisans in the lower-altitude rural villages spin the wool for weaving using a homemade spindle wheel they call a charkha or rad.

Don't ignore this "make or break" ingredient that's vital to successfully dyeing and caring for your hand-dyed fibers.

Journey above 14,000 feet with a Peace Corps volunteer to learn about Himalayan sheep, goats, and spinning.

Whether you spin on a spindle or a wheel, spinning tools are significant investments. Here’s how to keep them in good working order.

A takli spindle is an amazing travel companion. These small supported spindles will fit in your coat pocket and can provide hours of blissful spinning.

Season 11, Episode 8: Like most shepherds, Robin Lynde has her hands full. But few flocks have as many horns and spots as her Jacobs.

Spring has sprung, and fiber festivals are starting to bloom!