Contains pa ndau designs and storycloths which show traditional activities, folklore and religious beliefs of the indigenous people of Vietnam, Burma, Laos and Thailand.

H'mong Batik: A Textile Technique from Laos celebrates the artistry of Blue H'mong women, as it is expressed in their batik. The painstaking methods by which they created traditional skirts, the importance of the skirts in the major lie events of marriage and death, and the bonds formed between women as one thought another are all explored with great sensitivity. Illustrations recognize the achievements of individual batik artists, and a legend on the origin of batik adds a spiritual dimension.

Proceedings of Training Workshop on the Transmission of Traditional Techniques of Costume-Making of the Miao/Hmong People Living in China, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam

✔️ Actual size: 2 pieces; Top: 12 inches' shoulder to hem (30 cm), waist 10/20 inches (25/50 cm). Skirt: 10 inches' waist to hem (25 cm), waist 7/14 inches (18/36 cm) elastic waist. 1 to 2 years. ✔️ Color: Blue base with multicolored embroidery and red trimmings ✔️ Pattern: Embroidered pattern in yellow, green/blue, black and white ✔️ Material: Cotton base with wool blend trimmings and synthetic embroidery ✔️ Style: Ethnic & Traditional Occasion: Perfect for costume and daily casual, party or functional wear. Imported from Thailand. Brand new and individually packaged. Care: When washing & caring for your clothes, use hand warm water below 30 ℃. Hand wash only, do not mix with other colors and do not use a washing machine. You can dry clean the clothes. Actual products may vary in color due to photographic lighting or your monitor setting.

Original national wind Miao Silver collar necklace fashion retro Chinese style costume jewelry accessories exaggerated Hmong

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World Class Textile Art - Miao Tribe Antique Embroidery ArtMiao tribe embroidery has high artistic value and enjoys good fame worldwide. Miao ladies (or called Hmong, same rooted) learn batik and embroidery since the age of six or seven, and spend months and years to hand embroider their own festival clothing, wedding dresses, apron and baby carriers. They know as much as 14 different hand stitching techniques and good at using colorful silk threads to make stunning effect. They incorporate gold paper cutouts, metal sequins, batik and woven pieces, making the embroidery exceptionally rich in colors, patterns and textures.Diminishing Technique - Need to be Promoted and PreservedMost antique textile pieces are decorated with flowers, birds and animals from the surrounding landscape - anthropomorphic and zoomorphic images that are often abstracted. Also, traditional auspicious designs are often found, along with patterns that are completely geometric. As increasing number of Miao ladies move from villages to cities, this exquisite textile art is diminishing, and collectors and museums from around the world are working hard to collect and preserve them."Amazingly rich in texture and de... [Read More]