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Counted thread stitch is a traditional Chinese embroidery technique commonly employed in both Suzhou and Miao embroidery. It typically utilizes plain fabric as the foundation. For each stitch, the warp...

Tie-dyeing boasts a rich history in China, characterised by the art of sewing, tying, and twisting the fabric prior to dyeing. This intricate process results in local wrinkles, fabric accumulations,...

The production of mud-dyed fabrics is very complicated. The entire production process is done by hand, and the dyeing effect depends on the weather and the experience of the craftsmen.Dioscorea...

1. Pick Indigo Grass.2. Tie fresh indigo grass into bundles and soak them in water in a large water tank. After 4 to 6 days of soaking, it is fully...

Tin embroidery is a distinctive and time-honoured embroidery technique of the Miao people, aptly named after the primary material used: metal tin. The appearance of tin closely resembles that of...