Colors by the loom

Traditional brocade weaving has long been closely intertwined with the lives of ethnic minorities in the highlands, becoming an integral part of their daily culture. From dresses and blouses to scarves, bags, and souvenirs, brocade not only serves practical needs but also reflects the unique identity of each ethnic group through its simple patterns and harmonious colors. At the loom, women silently imbue each stitch with the beauty of diligence, skill, and perseverance. Today, brocade is gradually becoming a marketable commodity, contributing to preserving the craft, safeguarding the culture, and creating sustainable livelihoods for many women.

The Lung Tam linen weaving cooperative uses traditional hand-weaving techniques on wooden looms, preserving the essence of the craft.

The Pà Thẻn women of Tân Trịnh commune diligently work at their looms.

The Red Dao people of Thong Nguyen commune introduce their traditional costumes to tourists.

The Mong ethnic people in Meo Vac commune weave brocade, preserving the beauty of their ethnic culture.

A filial daughter of the Mong ethnic group from Lung Tam commune meticulously paints with beeswax on brocade fabric.

Yellow River

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/van-hoa/du-lich/202603/sac-mau-ben-khung-cui-55e6430/