Batik is the unique printing and dyeing craft of which ethnic group?

Batik craft has been passed down from generation to generation in the minority areas of Southwest China, especially in the minority areas of Guizhou, where the traditional batik craft has been inherited and carried forward, and is so popular that it has become an indispensable art in the life of minority women. The minorities here who use batik as the main decoration are the Miao women in the area of Huangping, Chong'anjiang and Danzhai counties, whose headscarves, girdles, dresses, skirts, bindings, bindings, are all made of batik, and other things, such as umbrella covers, pillowcases, rice baskets, coverpads, bundles, schoolbags, backpacks and so on, also use batik; the Miao women in the area of Anshun and Puding decorate batik patterns on the edges of sleeves, lapels and front and back hems of the dresses, and they The batik straps of their children are dyed delicately and meticulously, in addition to blue and white, some of them are also dyed with red, yellow, green and other colors, making them bright and colorful batik.

The batiks of various ethnic minorities in Guizhou have their own characteristics, for example, some of the batiks of the Miao people still use the patterns of the ancient bronze drums and the themes of folklore, and some of them are the flowers, birds, insects and fishes that they contact in their daily lives; while the Buyi people like to use geometric patterns. The batiks of all ethnic groups have unique styles