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夢想發原地41｜織布遇見他（中） 🧵織一套自己的族服

EPISODE · Jan 3, 2026 · 53 MIN

夢想發原地41｜織布遇見他（中） 🧵織一套自己的族服

from Education聽教育 · host NER國立教育廣播電臺

🧶 當我們談到織布，腦海中很少會浮現「布農族」。 但在這一集節目裡，我們將從布農族的視角，重新認識織布的文化與力量。 🎙️ 節目首先邀請來自南投萬豐村的 Tama Tanpilic，從語言與信仰出發，帶我們走進布農族的織布世界，理解織線背後所承載的文化意義。 ✨ 接著登場的是同樣來自南投的 Ibi。 一開始，他沒有屬於自己的族服，卻一直希望能親手織出一件屬於自己的衣服。正巧學校開設了織布課程，他遇見了一位布農族學姊，也認識了精通織布的阿嬤。 當 Ibi 鼓起勇氣問：「男生也能學織布嗎？」 阿嬤笑著回答：「只要你想學，我們就會教。」 這句話，開啟了他與織布之間的深刻旅程。 🏠 有一天，Ibi 把織具帶回家，也意外開啟了與家人的對話。原以為會遇到阻礙，迎來的卻是滿滿的理解與祝福。 真正的挑戰，其實來自織布本身——高度的專注、無比的耐心，還有一次次與自己對話的過程。 ⏳ 為了練習，他曾在老師家、系辦過夜，放下許多休閒時光，只為在經緯線之間，找到屬於自己的節奏。 每一次理完線，都是一份踏實而安靜的成就感。 🎧 這一集，邀請你一起聽見 布農族的織布文化、青年的選擇， 以及一條條線，如何慢慢織出認同與自信。 ☆若您對本頻道節目有任何疑問或建議，請e-mail 至：[email protected] #每周三教育新亮點 #每周日夢想發源地 #更多校園新聞請教育電台官網 ----- 主持人：妞可 邀訪來賓：Ibi•Nangavulan 南投縣拉盟岸青年會理事長 /暨南大學布農族知識研究中心專任助理/南投縣信義鄉卡里布安村後代青年 / Tanpilic Balincinan 布農族語老師及文史工作者 ----- Apple｜Spotify｜Google｜KKBOX｜Firstory｜SoundOn 搜尋訂閱：Education聽教育 ----- ▍教育電臺 ▍官網:https://bit.ly/39ISswV ▍粉絲團:https://bit.ly/nerpodcastlink ▍線上收聽:https://bit.ly/3cyxBhE Powered by Firstory Hosting

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