What are the national characteristics of De 'ang headdress?

The headdress and colored balls of De 'ang nationality are the most distinctive parts of their costumes. Men's headdresses in different regions and branches are similar, with short hair, usually wrapped in black cloth or white cloth, and decorated with various wool balls at both ends. They believe that wearing a Baotou is a solemn and sacred thing for adult men, so a grand ceremony of wearing a Baotou should be held at a traditional wedding. The ceremony is usually held on the third day of the wedding. At that time, a couple, surrounded by singers, went back to their parents' home to meet Baotou. At the bride's door, the male matchmaker took out the white baotou, put it on the sacrificial plate, and then sang the sweet "Brother Dui": "Why didn't the groom show up? Did he look down at our broken bamboo building? I don't think we will knit flower pillows? " The singer replied, "The groom didn't show up because he was afraid of shyness.

As long as he hands over the white head, he must wrap it tightly around his head. Whoever dares to rob, will taste the taste of long Dao. Accompanied by the matchmaker, the bride presents gifts to her parents, relatives and guests. At the end of the gift-giving ceremony, an elder of the bride's family tied Baotou to the groom's head to congratulate the newlyweds on getting along well and all the best. Deang women's headdresses vary from place to place. In the past, women shaved their heads with black cloth, and some married women had long hair. However, many girls' hair is wrapped in cloth with colored fluff balls at both ends, and some girls also wrap their heads with white sheep belly towels. Dehong's woman shaved her forehead, left her long hair behind her head, combed it into a big braid, wrapped it in blue-black lace cloth, and big braid wrapped it around her head. In some areas, women have long hair and braids, but in Baotou.

Women everywhere like to wear big silver earrings, earmuffs and silver collars. Young women's ear canal is mostly carnation material, covered with a thin layer of silver skin, with eight ponytails and small lenses in front. They sparkle in the sun. In some areas, Deanga girls wear more than a dozen silver collars of different thicknesses around their necks. Old ladies often wear beautifully carved black and red bamboo earrings, showing the rugged beauty of De 'ang women. Among the ornaments of De 'ang nationality, five-color pompoms are unique.

This fluff ball is made of a small strand of wool and then dyed with red, yellow and green. Men's headcloth, women's collar, and both ends of men's and women's bags should be nailed to it. What is more striking is that young men hang a bunch of colorful pompoms on their chests, while girls decorate their collars, just like dozens of flowers blooming between their chests and necks, which are dazzling and unique. Five-color banyan ball ornaments can be seen everywhere in De 'ang men and women, which reflects their aesthetic pursuit and psychological desire for a happy life.