胡俊傑是一位年輕太魯閣族男性，族名是將博･里漢，織布經歷已有11年，他改變原住民織布只做代工的傳統產銷模式，與母親共同創立那都蘭織布工作室，將原住民織布提升到自創品牌的藝術品層次。

他以傳統山豬和貓頭鷹圖紋融入創作中，賦予織品更多文化內涵，創作靈感來自周遭生活環境。

因為太魯閣傳統為女性織布、男性打獵，為求尊重傳統男性不織布之文化慣習，因此將博･里漢並沒有碰觸傳統地織機，而以新式織布機進行設計工作。

其創作核心思維是每匹織線都代表對傳統技藝的堅持，以及對太魯閣族部落的童年記憶，讓作品承載族群生命故事。

【Jun-jie Hu】Taruku Indigenous group - Weaving

Jun-jie Hu, a Taruku Indigenous young man, also known as Junbo Lihan in his tribal language, has been indulging himself in weaving for 11 years.  Collaborating with his mother, Jun-jie established the Na-Turan Weaving Studio, moving away from the traditional format where Taiwanese aborigines simply produce products strictly following patterns given to them.  His innovative move has truly advanced tribal craftsmanship to another level and a new milestone. Inspired by the surroundings he has been brought up to appreciate, Jun-jie has wild boars and owls as the main theme, which help add another historical and cultural layer to the pieces.  Due to Taruku Indigenous tradition of men assuming the role of hunters and women the weavers, in order to stick to that tradition, Junbo Lihan personally does not walk through the weaving process on a typical weaving machine but does his work on a modern apparatus.  Every single piece of his work is a perfect reflection of his devotion to his Indigenous cultural history and crafts, and his effort in passing down tales of his clan from one generation to the next.