This is a traditional handmade pleated skirt from the Miao ethnic minority in China. It is made by combining different materials and techniques for the upper and lower parts. Upper Part: The material is linen, dyed with plant-based dyes, mainly indigo. Furthermore, through a traditional technique called "Liang Bu," natural glue and oil are used and repeatedly beaten (hammered finish) to give it a unique luster. It is characterized by a deep black color and a glossy texture. Lower Part: The material is cotton. Geometric patterns are drawn using the wax-resist dyeing technique. The contrast between the wax-resist areas and the indigo-dyed areas highlights the ethnic and beautiful design. This has been passed down as a traditional garment for Miao women, symbolizing ethnic culture and aesthetic sense. As a vintage item, there may be some scratches, stains, and fading, but there are no noticeable stains or tears on the skirt. It is very rare in modern times and is a valuable item as a vintage piece. Recommended for those interested in ethnic costumes and crafts.