Kaing Indigenous Workshop Introduction
Teacher Kaiying has learned traditional weaving and embroidery from the elders of her tribe since childhood, honing her skills over the years. With a deep commitment to the preservation and promotion of tribal culture, she spares no effort in enriching the cultural heritage of her community and enhancing her own aesthetic sensibility. She makes the most of every resource and opportunity to engage in continuous learning. On the walls of her studio, you can find a neatly arranged collection of design certification courses from both domestic and international sources. Behind the vibrant indigenous clothing, there is also a bookshelf filled with rich materials on indigenous cultural history and compiled works. The small Kaiying Indigenous Cultural Studio, under Teacher Kaiying's insistence, has slowly accumulated energy and strength. Today, it focuses on various indigenous cultural art pieces, including cross-stitch, traditional indigenous clothing, and improved custom tribe garments and accessories, weaving the cultural symbols of the Amis people into needlework, passing them on bit by bit.
