The Red Dao tribe is one of the most prominent ethnic communities in Sa Pa. Not only are the women from this tribe experts in embroidery techniques, they are also mavens when it comes to foraging herbs and using them for health and wellness. The unique concoction of herbal bath created by the Red Dao tribe has long been associated with their cultural identity, and is known far and wide for its therapeutic value.
Read MoreIn Vietnam, poonah paper, also known as Dó in Vietnamese, first made its appearance in the 13th century. Made from the Dó tree bark (Rhamnoneuron balansae), a tree that can be found in the northern region of the country, this paper is renowned for being very durable, resilient with a subtle texture that is both thick and soft.
Read MoreClothing designers are using Ayurvedic recipes from ancient practices to dye their fabrics, turning to plants to extract colours as well as beneficial medicinal qualities that will improve the health of the wearers.
Read MoreIndigo dyeing is a trademark of the H’mong tribe. It is an ancestral tradition upheld from generation to generation. Each dye work is an intricate process and a labour of love.
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