A single indigo piece evoking the stillness of a deep mountain. This is a hand-woven, indigo-dyed men's upper garment, crafted using traditional techniques of the Miao people. Made from linen and kudzu cloth spun from plant fibers, it is dyed with natural indigo over a dozen times, dried in the sun, and carefully polished with cowhide, egg white, and limewater, creating a unique luster and water resistance on the fabric's surface. When exposed to sunlight, black bleeds into the blue— a deep radiance like a still lake surface. The garment is entirely hand-sewn with hidden seams. Traditional **"Panku"** (盘扣, Chinese knot buttons) are used for the placket, giving a sense of quiet beauty within the ruggedness. The production period is approximately two months. Each piece has a different expression, becoming softer and more familiar with the body over time. This is a garment where you can feel the **"life of the fabric"**, something you can't experience with modern clothing. Specifications Material: Hand-woven linen/kudzu cloth (plant fiber) Dyeing: Natural indigo dyeing (multiple immersion dyeing, hand-polished finish) Sewing: All hand-sewn (hidden seam tailoring) Details: Panku (traditional hand-tied buttons) Production time: Approximately 2 months Total length 128 cm, total height 64 cm, the narrowest part of the chest is 43 cm. Keywords: Miao costume, Miao ethnic group, hand-woven fabric, linen, kudzu cloth, natural indigo dyeing, indigo dyeing, Panku, handwork, ethnic costume, Chinese minority, hand-sewn, handcraft, antique, traditional craft, Asian fabric, blue, art wear, Mingei (folk art), craft fashion, one-of-a-kind, antique fabric remake, indigo clothing, natural style, handmade costume, craft clothing