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Jpeg 53K 0110E08  Woman working on some complex weaving on a backstrap loom in Gan He village, Ya Rong township, Huishui county, Guizhou province, south-west China. The weaving will be cut into pieces to insert into the sleeves of women's jackets and to use on the ornamental ends of men's head-cloths. The people living in this village are known as Qing Miao. There has been considerable intermarriage between Miao and Bouyei and the costume is very mixed.
Woman working on some complex weaving on a backstrap loom in Gan He village, Ya Rong township, Huishui county, Guizhou province, south-west China. The weaving will be cut into pieces to insert into the sleeves of women's jackets and to use on the ornamental ends of men's head-cloths. The people living in this village are known as Qing Miao. There has been considerable intermarriage between Miao and Bouyei and the costume is very mixed.
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