Headdresses in Miao Clothing
Silver JewelryPopular in the Miao areas of Qiandongnan and Xiangxi. There are silver crowns, yinja, collars, shawls, necklaces, toothpicks, bun hairpins, earrings, bracelets, rings and so on. The collar is a set of seven rings from small to large, weighing more than 2,000 grams.
Modeling or four-pronged protrusion, around the spiral, or rounded, burin a variety of floral patterns on the plane. Collar is a Miao girl in love, marriage essential things. Toothpicks are generally made of several thin and transparent toothpicks and four to eight silver chains, small silver bells, each silver chain and by dozens of small silver rings with a diameter of no more than 2 millimeters connected and become.
Each part and weave, burin, engraved with a variety of patterns, common luan and phoenix cross neck, double phoenix sunrise, and peach, etc., in order to wish for happiness and good luck; carp jump Dragon Gate, plum blossoms, etc., to express the good wishes; syringe, monkeys, happy peaches, lions rolling embroidered balls, etc., is the expression of the life of the fun; a pair of toothpicks to be at the same time have the shape of the United States, the color of the bright, the sound of brittle, practical and other advantages.
Silver comb
Popular in the Miao region of Qiandongnan. The Miao language is called? Yeni Song? The first is the "Yeni Song", which is the name of the Miao people in the Miao language. Yini? Comb made of silver and wood. About 16 centimeters long, comb surface with three birds
of the pattern, but also with other patterns. The back of the comb has eleven silver flowers, hanging a small silver chain, hanging a horn-shaped silver cylinder, a little swing, will be tinkling sound. The two secondary corners of the comb has a silver chain connected to a long silver needle, silver needle inserted in the hairpin on the left and right side.
Silver Bracelet
In Miao language, it is called ? Nyiqiu put? It is a silver jewelry worn by girls on their wrists. From the hands of folk silversmiths. In the Hmong, commonly used usually made of silver strips. The more elaborate ones decorated with floral patterns.
Silver necklace
Miao said? Xieyani. The silver jewelry that the girl wears around her neck. From the hands of folk silversmiths. The silver will be drawn into a long strip made, or drawn into silver wire, by more than one silver wire weaving pattern.
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