A digital archive showcasing the extensive collection of jewellery and adornment images shared on the former Ethnic Jewels Ning site over the years. These images have significantly enriched discussions on cultural adornment and its global dispersion.
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in the book 'world of head ornaments' , p172, it is said is from YAO group .....
very beautiful. could be the YAO, I am not an expert, inspite of my living in Thailand very long ago. Is this comb silver? It is adorable!
They look a little (just a little) like silver Chinese eating sticks attached together. It just came to my mind, when I looked at it again, and saw the pattern with the circles. I like it very much.
yes, these are (silver ? hope so !) sticks attached together. When these women, after a loooooooong discussion about prices, sat on tiny seats (just as high as my feet...) in the (very) cold (was -25°C !!), with "tchai", well, when they show me these, I felt in love ! At the end of the "price discussion", rounded by lot of Chinese people looking us, it seems that they appreciated the "spectacle" as we had applauses !!! :-)
@Marianne, that sounds great! Must have been a lovely price discussion! The comb is really wonderful, have never seen a similar here, if one had it, it would have been Linda Pastorino, she has many spectacular Chinese - or Asian things.