
Miao Embroidery: A Tradition Woven Through Generations
For the Miao ethnic group, embroidery is more than art; it’s a vital means of preserving and passing on their cultural heritage, weaving love, respect, and tradition into every stitch.
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For the Miao ethnic group, embroidery is more than art; it’s a vital means of preserving and passing on their cultural heritage, weaving love, respect, and tradition into every stitch.
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