Handmade ethnic clothing grows in popularity in Southwest China
2019-04-10
Long organizes handmade accessories at her store. [Photo/VCG]
Long Enbi, 25, is a member of the Yi ethnic group. After graduating from university in 2018, she raised 100,000 yuan ($14,900) and opened a store in Shexiang old town, Southwest China's Guizhou province.
Long's handmade clothes and accessories, characterized by traditional features of the Yi ethnic group, have become increasingly popular with tourists.
Long arranges handmade accessories at her store. [Photo/VCG]
Long shows handmade accessories at her store.[Photo/VCG]
Long helps a customer try on clothing. [Photo/VCG]
Long organizes clothes and accessories at her store.[Photo/VCG]
Long (middle) helps a customer try on clothing. [Photo/VCG]
Long opened a store in Shexiang old town, Southwest China's Guizhou province.[Photo/VCG]
