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Gejia
woman sitting amongs her modern wax resist work made to sell to the tourists.
Note her embroidered apron which is edged with some original wax resist.
Her headdress is, however, made from a commercially manufactred fabric
using traditional Gejia designs. Ma Tang village, Kaili City, Guizhou
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