Hemp Workers, 1860
‘Hemp workers’ engraving created by Lallemand and Levy, published in the ‘L’Illustration, journal universel’, Paris, France 1860
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‘Hemp workers’ engraving created by Lallemand and Levy, published in the ‘L’Illustration, journal universel’, Paris, France 1860
‘Weighing up Hemp at Close of Day’s work, Forgarty’s farm’, Kentucky 1906-7
Men use a horse-drawn reaper or hemp harvester to harvest hemp in a field. The hemp was used to produce binder twine. Wisconsin 1912
Workers called “Garzuler” hand break the village’s hemp crop. Carmagnola, Italy 1930’s
Taima Shukaku (Hemp Harvest) by Tomoyuki Shimizu in Japan 1929
舞麻龙 “hemp Dragon Dance”, Sichuan Province, China Dance of the Hemp Dragon Ancient Chinese hemp harvest festival’s created a magical day of celebration. This celebration would birth a magical creature… The Hemp Dragon… For the Qiang people living Read More …