The Diversity of Hmong Clothing in North Vietnam

This is a short film about the many outfits made by Hmong artisans across Northern Vietnam. The regional differences have been created by geographical isolation as the Hmong spanned out having crossed into Vietnam from China approximately three centuries ago.
In certain areas, Hmong women intricately embroider with silk thread, while other groups decorate their clothing with beautiful batik designs. While most Hmong use cotton, the Black Hmong in Sapa grow hemp from seed and weave some of the worlds finest hand spun hemp. What all groups share in common is their love of textiles and their passion shines through in every exquisite detail.

[@chalythi9772]

I miss this video

[@hmongquiz]

It's nice to see the diversity of Hmong clothing in Vietnam.

[@toan19812]

Hand made traditional outfits. Absolutely beautiful. Your English is excellent. Keep up the great work.

[@user-cl5iy5oz2j]

Thank you

[@chalythi9772]

Thank you

[@jimgraham9450]

Very nice.

[@sugiangthi8499]

Amazing video thank you.
This will help whoever interesting in our community culture to know more about it 😊

[@COMOEHIILINIIHENRYTM]

Super beautiful ❤️. I'm from naga India Senapati.😘😁

[@David-og7di]

very well done, lovey xauv

[@NC-oc3ld]

Thanks for making this video. I've been wondering what the significance with the different types of Hmongs. I would have liked to know the various nuisances between their customs too.

[@mrj475]

Beautiful heritage..hopefully i can visit hmong peoplein vietnam..

[@nouchang5639]

Very nice outfit

[@ethosspirit]

Thank you! 😊

[@johnblakewaller9322]

Absolutely beautiful

[@chuelor3809]

Beautiful. Come visit America sometimes. I am Hmong Dawb or Hmong White.

[@tsheejtsabchanel3015]

Xin chúc mừng ❤❤❤❤

[@loanduong7676]

Your clips are amazing! They all help me in my lesson about H'mong people for my international students. Thanks sooo much!

[@chalythi9772]

Is my pleasure

[@angeliquechatelier5040]

Good Morning, I will going to Sapa in early 2023. Can you please let me know where I may see the work done creating these beautiful works of art? Is it possible to spend a few hours with the artisans? Regards

[@ChiemyChanga]

beautiful, thank you for letting us know

[@ethosspirit]

Thanks for listening

[@shunmax]

Wonderful

[@ethosspirit]

Thank you

[@unalienablejustice7137]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge about Hmong clothes 😊
Your English is quite good as well

[@ethosspirit]

Thank you! 😃

[@punkyoliverio]

Beautiful!

[@minhnguyen4081]

Amazing.

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@nhanprogaming9987]

đẹp vậy.

[@minhnguyen4081]

Em gái nói tiếng Anh hay lắm.

[@babyghost105]

Damn girl ... English pretty good too

[@yajfamily4320]

Kuv tuaj nias tswb rau koj ho sib caum ❤❤

[@nasntxhw7914]

Good English

[@monkeybanana9269]

Her English is good.

[@ethosspirit]

Lots of hard work and practice.

[@nkaujhmoob999.]

Great! Please, are you Have her Facebook name?

[@user-cn5fo9pt2q]

Boutique?

[@animelovergirl8461]

She meant to say "batik."

[@user-cl5iy5oz2j]

Yes batik

[@gardennovice7896]

You didn't include any white hmong.

[@ethosspirit]

There are 19 different subgroups all wearing different clothes in Vietnam.

[@nightowl7261]

White Hmong is overrated. They are everywhere yet you still want more representation?
-I'm White Hmong so don't be crying at me.

[@gardennovice7896]

@@nightowl7261 overrated but the majority. Darwinism at it’s best.

[@nightowl7261]

@@gardennovice7896
LoL the majority?
Says who?
Perhaps in the West only.
In Asia, Hmoob Dawb is just another small group.

[@gardennovice7896]

@@nightowl7261 you make no sense. You say they everywhere, but then they are not the majority. So what’s it gonna be? So what’s the issue showing another type of Hmong? You are definitely either an abrasive or just confused.

[@user-io5fw2dg1v]

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