Miao Silver Making

The Miao people constitute one of China's largest ethnic minority groups, living in tight-knit communities across Guizhou province. For thousands of years, silver jewelry has played an important role in Miao culture. It serves as dowry, is worn in weddings, and indicates clan membership. Today, highly skilled Miao silversmiths continue to create intricate jewelry with traditional techniques.
This video is presented in support of the exhibition "Vanishing Beauty: Asian Jewelry and Ritual Objects from the Barbara and David Kipper Collection."
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[@pthao5044]

So talented. Makes me think of the pieces my father made.

[@aarongluzman]

Forever
Jubilant, humble
Light of happiness in their eyes
Dedicated
Being themselves
Reaching, reacting
Forever beautiful
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[@Saichenyang]

This is why Hmong/Miao dress is the most expensive and beautiful.

[@David-og7di]

Fabulous silversmiths. There is a young Hmong woman on YT who also demonstrates the skill very well. Utterly awful how the CCP treats it's ethnic minorities as below the Han majority and there for tourism. They have a better life in Thailand

[@edwardsnowden8821]

keep spewing lies

[@grenalien]

music on this vid is cancerous

[@hannomsanthanu1564]

Siapa pendukung anda itu rakyat anda yg tidak mendukung anda bukan siapa2