Hand twisted hand weaving. Cotton Blue Dyed Yika Woven Six-quarter Sleeve Dress/Long Top

From the pure land of the Pu Dai people in the south of Laos, the natural cotton grown out of natural plant dip dyeing, traditional weaving techniques, after careful design, will come to meet you with a mission. Comfortable and breathable, loose and comfortable sense of freedom, practical and culturally valuable clothing items, suitable for single wear in spring, summer and autumn, underpants in winter, paired with flat shoes or boots, and the style is unique throughout the year. With! // Product size average (cm) // Size F Neckline width 28 Length of a kimono sleeve 27.5 Waist 51 Hem width 66 Length 95 Pockets: one on each side of the body There is no zipper on the back, and the cloth is inelastic, please consider its suitability // Material // 100% cotton hand dyed hand woven fabric ｜ Features｜ Natural organic natural fabric No animal testing Friendly environment Cultural Craft Aesthetics // Origin manufacturing method // Designed in Taiwan x Handmade in Laos Village https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710107503_97ed6ff2e6_o.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710987982_cedcdb4e16_o.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710992397_981ccde089_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710965587_235d7bc56c_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710642091_a804b690e3_o.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710642066_4f2b435af3_b.jpg // Product description and story // Every family in Laos has its own unique dyeing and weaving method, Thousands of daughters inherited the teachings of their mothers, Then through the earth, mountains and rivers that I feel Tao, Then change dyeing and weaving into a new look. Father and brothers will rush back and forth on the land, Grow and collect dyeable plants, Use bamboo or wooden construction looms for the architecture and details. The power of the heaven and earth parents to complete together. // About Yangga // Have you ever touched a piece of undyed hand-woven fabric grown from undyed soil, and then interwoven layers of vitality through dyeing? From pure cotton, pure silk, ramie, and linen, each unique handicraft tells a different life story. Yangga began to penetrate into Laos & Thai villages, natural materials, handmade fabrics & village sustainable development cooperation projects in 2014. Natural fabrics can preserve the sustainable development of the environment and culture of many traditional communities in the world. You are welcome to feel the nourishment of nature. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51002572324_a8ab525218_o.jpg