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Flowery
Hmong woman and young girl at a small local market on the way down from
the mountains around Sa Pa towards the town of Lao Cai, Lao Cai Province.
the woman's machine applique leg wrappings are similar to the Flowery
Hmong woman photographed in Sa Pa who lived near the border with China.
This influence continues in the heavy machine applique and emboridered
panels on the sleeves and neck of the blouse as well as the dangling trimmings
imported from China. It is difficult to see whether she has any
wax resist inserts on her skirt, although it looks as if possibly the
top section is indigo dyed wax resist. There is a wide red purchased
fabric bottom border. Her apron is relatively short and machine
appliqued. The young girl's clothing is a simpler version of the adult
clothing. |
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