A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

A view of Dong women's eco-friendly dyeing techniques. /CGTN

People of the Dong ethnic group have long upheld the tradition of dyeing cloth with indigo, a practice rooted in their history. Today, young Dong women are exploring natural dyes from various plants to create a wider palette of colors. From cotton used in weaving to natural spices and plant-based dyes, the Dong people are imbuing their craft with eco-friendly principles. Working and creating in their natural environment, they are infusing each piece with the essence and beauty of the natural world.