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Jiang Laoben and her exquisite craftsmanship of Miao's 'hundred-bird dress'

2014-12-03 13:04:01

(Chinaculture.org) By He Keyao

 

Jiang Laoben and her students work on a “hundred-bird dress”.[Photo by Chen Peiliang/Asianewsphoto]

“I want to pass the craftsmanship of the Miao’s ‘hundred bird dress’ on to more people and also to the next generations so that this skill can be carried forward” Jiang said.

To advance the technique and tradition, Jiang organized “Baibei embroidery mutual-aid team of Miao women” at her home and imparted her skills to the women in the village. With an increasing number of learners coming to her, she’s always teaching them face-to-face with great patience and care.

“Nowadays more and more people start to learn the handcraft of the ‘hundred-bird dress’ and Miao batik technique,” Jiang said with a smile, looking into her house full of her students.

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