Brocade weaving of the indigenous minorities in the Central Highlands is a traditional craft, imbued with the nation's culture, containing cultural nuances, rich souls, and at the same time expressing diligence woman's creativity. Patterns on brocade are also very meaningful, patterns on brocade of the Ede people reflect the natural world of humans, often with motifs close to life such as: Animals such as butterflies, turtles or lizards lizards, birds, flowers, trees, objects such as rice mills, knives, swords, etc. Scenes of artistic, religious and religious activities such as musical instrument hooks, gong strings, tomb columns... All Both are associated with the meaning and belief that life is in harmony with nature, shifting cultivation, mountains and forests. Today, life has changed a lot, raw materials are available in the market and the people have many conditions to keep brocade weaving and always consider it the pride of the nation.