In pics: Post‑00s craftswoman weaves Mount Tai’s hues into cloth

Mount Tai plant‑based dyeing is a local intangible cultural heritage from Tai’an. It uses wild plants from Mount Tai to create natural fabric dyes through manual processes, producing soft‑toned textiles with natural textures. Song Xianxiao, a post‑00s fourth‑generation inheritor who studied law, carries on this ancient craft in her hometown. She preserves the core traditional skills while making bold innovations to revitalize the heritage for modern times.

Mount Tai plant‑based dyeing is a local intangible cultural heritage from Tai’an. It uses wild plants from Mount Tai to create natural fabric dyes through manual processes, producing soft‑toned textiles with natural textures. Song Xianxiao, a post‑00s fourth‑generation inheritor who studied law, carries on this ancient craft in her hometown. She preserves the core traditional skills while making bold innovations to revitalize the heritage for modern times.

Mount Tai plant‑based dyeing is a local intangible cultural heritage from Tai’an. It uses wild plants from Mount Tai to create natural fabric dyes through manual processes, producing soft‑toned textiles with natural textures. Song Xianxiao, a post‑00s fourth‑generation inheritor who studied law, carries on this ancient craft in her hometown. She preserves the core traditional skills while making bold innovations to revitalize the heritage for modern times.

Mount Tai plant‑based dyeing is a local intangible cultural heritage from Tai’an. It uses wild plants from Mount Tai to create natural fabric dyes through manual processes, producing soft‑toned textiles with natural textures. Song Xianxiao, a post‑00s fourth‑generation inheritor who studied law, carries on this ancient craft in her hometown. She preserves the core traditional skills while making bold innovations to revitalize the heritage for modern times.

Mount Tai plant‑based dyeing is a local intangible cultural heritage from Tai’an. It uses wild plants from Mount Tai to create natural fabric dyes through manual processes, producing soft‑toned textiles with natural textures. Song Xianxiao, a post‑00s fourth‑generation inheritor who studied law, carries on this ancient craft in her hometown. She preserves the core traditional skills while making bold innovations to revitalize the heritage for modern times.