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1 The bark cloth making craft in Adulan tribe of Amis ethnic, Taiwan

1 The bark cloth making craft in Adulan tribe of Amis ethnic, Taiwan

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Fig. 6.1 The bark cloth making craft in Adulan tribe of Amis ethnic, Taiwan
Fig. 6.2 The bark cloth stone beaters of Panay Talikong Fang
Fig. 6.3 Bark cloth products of Dai ethnics in southwestern China...
Fig. 6.6 Composite type (without handle) tapa beaters in South China...
Fig. 6.7 Club type tapa beaters in South China and Southeast Asia (1....
Ethno-Archaeological Investigation to the “Straw and Bark Woven Clothing” of Island Yi and Southern Man in South of China and Southeast Asia
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  • Oct 2021
The complex and variant patterns of costume were important parts of the human cultures in the history. Generally, the early dress of human beings started from the non-woven fabrics such as grass leaves, barks, beast coats and fur, and other natural resources, and developed into woven cloth products of fiber thread with warp and weft structure.The c...
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... in Panay Talikong Fang, an indigenous craft workshop founded by Panay (巴奈), the chiefs of Adulan tribe, his Chinese name is Shen Taimu (沈太木), and his wife Ashao's Chinese name is Pan Xiuzi (潘秀仔). They set a traditional craft showroom in both the workshop and their home, and Panay showed us the whole process of bark cloth making and its products (Figs. 6.1 and ...

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