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Chinese Pith Painting: Twanging or Bowing Cotton
Chinese Pith Painting: Twanging or Bowing Cotton

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Chinese Pith Painting: Dyeing Fabric, Scouring
Chinese Pith Painting: Dyeing Fabric, Scouring

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Chinese Pith Painting: Silk Winding into Skeins
Chinese Pith Painting: Silk Winding into Skeins

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Chinese Pith Painting: Winding from Skeins to Bobbin
Chinese Pith Painting: Winding from Skeins to Bobbin

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Chinese Pith Painting: Tailoring - Making a Shirt
Chinese Pith Painting: Tailoring - Making a Shirt

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Chinese Pith Painting: Twisting Yarn
Chinese Pith Painting: Twisting Yarn

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Chinese Pith Painting: A Weaver at the Loom
Chinese Pith Painting: A Weaver at the Loom

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Chinese Pith Painting: Winding Thread
Chinese Pith Painting: Winding Thread

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Chinese Pith Painting: Winding Yarn
Chinese Pith Painting: Winding Yarn

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Chinese Pith Painting: Stitching a Garment
Chinese Pith Painting: Stitching a Garment

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Chinese Pith Painting: Embroidering the Silk
Chinese Pith Painting: Embroidering the Silk

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Chinese Pith Painting: Warping
Chinese Pith Painting: Warping

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Chinese Pith Painting: Lengths of Yarn on a Stand for Winding into Balls
Chinese Pith Painting: Lengths of Yarn on a Stand for Winding into Balls

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Bowing Silk
Bowing Silk

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Harvesting Silk Cocoons
Harvesting Silk Cocoons

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Bales of Silk Being Packed
Bales of Silk Being Packed

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Winding Silk on to Spindles
Winding Silk on to Spindles

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Bleaching the Skeins of Silk
Bleaching the Skeins of Silk

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Preparing Warp to put on the Loom
Preparing Warp to put on the Loom

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The Skeins Being Reeled on to Spindles
The Skeins Being Reeled on to Spindles

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Weaving the Silk
Weaving the Silk

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Separating Fabrics
Separating Fabrics

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Pirn Winding
Pirn Winding

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Si Wang Mu, Mother of the West standing holding a branch of Longchih fungus, symbolic of longevity, at her side a standing stag
Si Wang Mu, Mother of the West standing holding a branch of Longchih fungus, symbolic of longevity, at her side a standing stag

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Battle scene with Mongol Warriors
Battle scene with Mongol Warriors

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