Karen Marie Eira Buljo

SÁ: Lean mánnán juo, dalle go áibmi bissugođii gieđas, álgan oahpahallat dudjot. Goarun juohkelágan dujiid sihke láđđis, láiggis ja iešguđetlágannáhkiin - iežamet atnui ja gávpiin. Oahpahan maid earaid dudjot, omd. leamaš máŋgii beaskagoarrun oahpaheaddjin Sámi Allaskuvllas, doallan kurssaid ja iežan […] mánáid oahpahan duddjot. Lean maid ráhkadan duodjeoahpponeavvuid nugo gámagoarrungirjji ja čuolddaplákahta ja maiddái ráhkadan boazoealáhusoahpponeavvuid nugo Boazojahki kaleandara ja girjjiid. EN: Ever since I could hold a needle, I have been learning duodji. I sew all kinds of duodji, from textile, yarn and different kinds of leather - both for me and my family, and for sale. I teach others to do duodji, e.g. teaching how to sew beaska (reindeer fur coat) at Sámi Allaskuvla, I've held courses and also taught my own children. I have made teaching materials, such as a book on how to make traditional Sámi footwear, a poster about weaving, and also teaching materials about reindeer herding, both a calendar and books.