The 1,500-Year-Old Art of Chinese Tie-Dye
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
- In southwestern China, the Bai people have been tie-dyeing their clothes with woad for generations.
We went to Dali, the ancestral home of the Bai people, to learn about their unique form of tie-dye and how to be groovy-the Bai way.
0:00 What is Chinese tie-dye?
0:45 Meet your instructor
1:44 How the dye is made
2:33 How the Bai people discovered tie-dye
3:52 Different tie-dye products
CORRECTION: The first line of the video was mistranslated. It should read, "This shade is blue like the ocean."
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Producer: Jessica Novia
Videographer: Guo Yong
Editor: Nicholas Ko
Mastering: Joel Roche
#tiedye #fashion #tradition
Music: Audio Network
Another wonderful cultural story. I was fortunate to be in Dali and bought several tie-dye placemats. Its like walking thru history in this town where the women still wear their native folk costumes.
The tapestries are fantastic! Very beautiful
Keep it up!! Your all amazing with your stories you share with us
Love what you guys do, keep it up! Add oil!! 🤭🤣❤
This is awesome ❤️
Beautiful 😊🙏🏻❤️
Great videos, but you should make them longer to take advantage of YT's algorithm
I like your channel very much. Keep going.
Wow...💙
Do you have links to all the businesses you feature?
I don’t know how People in China are so creative just like when at war they created a semi automatic bow or the automatic pounder that uses water to work it.
it sounds like she's speaking with the same tones as 普通话, so shouldn't she be comparing the blue at 1:33 to 海, not 黑? It doesn't sound like she's saying 黑.
You're right! We've issued a correction in the description. Thanks for catching, and we apologize for the error.
Yep... That's Chinese... Wrong intonation turns your Mother into a Horse.
@@Goldthread The plant shown at 1:45 is definitely not woad, nor any close relative. My bet would be a strobilanthes of some sort. (It's also not indigo or persicaria tinctoria, which are used for a similar pigment elsewhere.)
im convinced china invited everything at this point lmfao
People in different areas invented many similar things since they have similar needs.
Hellllllllo from California U.S.A..
ayyyy I'm very tiny bit Bai! and know hardly anything about them until this vid!
مافي احد عربي يثبت😍 وجوده ويدعمني 🌹👍🏻
im arab bro 😎😎😎😎
바틱은 인도차이나것 아닌가!
There are 56 ethnic minority groups in China, we cherish and preserve all of their cultures.
cherishing and preserving could be improved but that certainly is what we should be doing
Like what your government has done to the Tibetan culture? You call jailing monks/nuns, destroying their places of worship, repressing Tibetan culture, and appointing their Lama preserving their culture? Fu*k off. #FreeTibet #DownWithChiCom
@@hansoncogen7772 lol, another brainwashed shill. Destroying what place for worship? And monks and nuns are jailed but for what cause? Why do you conveniently skip these information?
damn this vid old af
Strange I thought this was Native Americans at first lmao.
They are native people just not to America. China has a lot of ethnic groups