The cosmos

is, according to Wikipedia, among other things, the same as the term 'universe'. A large, infinite space.

But we also use this term for small worlds, for example for a rotten tree stump in which a cosmos exists for itself.

The ending -graphy is defined as a record, description, etc. Cosmography is therefore the description of the universe.

To broaden one's horizon is to broaden one's worldview. To be aware of one's own cosmography on a daily basis, perhaps even to record it, is a personal adventure.

Sebastian Münster called his book 'Cosmographia' in 1544 and Alexander von Humbolt also called his five-volume work 'Kosmos'.

Maps, travelogues, even descriptions of workshops are cosmographies, as these also contain a small cosmos.
This website is entirely in this spirit.
Multilingual, so that many people can participate.

Weaving, especially board weaving, is a cultural cosmos that I have only recently discovered. So the first thing I am doing here is diving into the world of threads, colours and fabric patterns. I try to understand, describe and depict this universe from my point of view.