Super User Omeka MetsExport Plugin The software used to generate this document is called Omeka MetsExport, which operates as a plugin for Omeka. Documentation can be found at http://github/MetsExport/ Ellen Berit Dalbakk 42 iain Norwegian,Sami Artisan 669 current,68.58500463557306,16.70555667334062; Hand tools used to work with leather and wool. Some are heritage, other bought new. Electricity. Leftovers from leather and wool production, that are reused in other projects. Yes, together with others they have a workshop a distance from their home. Ellen Berit Dalbakk makes several products, such as suits, coffee bags and belts. People order and buy her items. Through markeds and through ordering from Ellen. Yes, she repairs broken items. Private persons for the most part. Handmade heritage sami product No Sami heritage communities.She often participates in collaboration with other actors who promote Sami cultural heritage, where she has, among other things, contributed to exhibitions at the Várdobáiki Sami Centre. In general getting tools and equitments used. Also to make an income related to the practice. Jeg deler livet mitt mellom Evenskjer og Kiruna, det har jeg gjort i mange år. Men da vi stiftet familie ble det vanskelig å reise i mellom, og derfor er jeg primært bosatt i Kiruna nå. woodwork,leatherwork,artist Ellen Berit Dalbakk exudes Sami traditional crafts, doudji, which she has practiced for the past 15 years. She lives in Kiruna in northern Sweden, but also spends a lot of time in her home area in Tjeldsund. https://culturality.museum/wiki/index.php/Ellen_Berit_Dalbakk facebook,https://www.facebook.com/ellenberitdalbakk/; 1450 47 997 96 947 iain MN_PR_06 Learning from her community. Earlies she had been giving courses. Ida Fossli female native Knowledge about sami traditional crafts. Wool, leather Her local community, farms and local shops. Reuse into other projevcts. Techniques that let her preserve leather and wool. Norway Ellen Berit Dalbakk TEXT