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Engraved designs on spinning and weaving tools
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Engraved designs on spinning and weaving tools
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Human figure designs on the back of a woman' dress by Sai dialect speaking women
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Facial tattoo designs of a woman speaking Ha dialect
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People speaking the same dialect, coming from the same clan or living in the same village bear similar body tattoos
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weaving
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Dot tattoo designs on the arm of a woman speaking Ha dialect
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Tattoo designs on the legs of women speaking Run dialect
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Brocade patterns by Run dialect speaking women
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Leg tattoo designs of woman speaking Run dialect
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Handicraft
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Tattoo designs on the face and arm of a woman speaking Ha dialect
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The family of the Li ethnic group
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Carving techniques of the Li nationality
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A Meifu-dialect-speaking woman spinning on a foot-operated spinning manchine
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Weaving using coconut leaves
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Dragon and flowers designs on the back of a double-sided embroidered costume
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Furnitures made of the rose wood
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Carving techniques of the Li nationality
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Fishing by Li people
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Carving techniques of the Li nationality
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Engraved symbols
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Tools of a hunter
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Spinning and weaving technique
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Figure designs decorated at the two ends of a woman’s scarf
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Geometric designs decorated at the two ends of a woman's scarf by Meifu dialect speaking women
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Ceiba - the Li people's main weaving material
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Wild flax, another weaving material of the Li people
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The custom of funeral of Li People
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Pottery making
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