This is "Pan Yin Xiu" (Plate Silver Embroidery), a traditional embroidery of the Dong ethnic group in China. Instead of embroidering with silver thread directly, it is first wrapped around a thin core thread, then the patterns are "placed" to create the shape, and finally, the design is sewn onto the fabric stitch by stitch. It is a very time-consuming and patient process. Locally, it is believed that the more intricate the embroidery, the stronger the blessing for the wearer, and it is finished without compromise, to the extreme. This is a part of an upper garment from the Dong ethnic group. The flowing silver lines on the purple fabric are very beautiful, and the expression subtly shimmers depending on how the light hits it. It is not flashy, but a piece with a quiet presence. It is recommended not only as a material for ethnic costume research and collection, but also for framing and displaying, or as a material for remaking. You will almost never encounter the same piece again. We hope that those who love handmade crafts and the time imbued in objects will gently pick it up and appreciate it.