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H'Mông Đỏ (Red H'Mông) woman's costume set; including four elements: shirt, skirt, apron and belt, with extensive embroidery and appliqué.

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H'Mông Xanh (Green H'Mông) baby girl costume, consisting of four elements: hat, shirt, skirt and apron. Cotton, mostly hand-woven, decorated with extensive embroidery and appliqué.

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A Red H'Mông baby girl costume set; Including four elements: shirt, skirt, apron and hat. Extensive embroidery and appliqué features.

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Hair comb designed to represent the shape of the head of a water buffalo; hand-carved wood.

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Finger ring with diamond shaped head, hand-hammered and decorated by H'Mông or Giáy silversmiths; made of silver alloy (probably from melted-down French-colonial coins).

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Earrings made from aluminum ingots and segments of beverage cans.

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Earrings designed in spiral form.

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Earrings in the shape of a question mark with incised design elements. This shape is now obsolete, but was once a quintessential piece of H'Mông jewellery.

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Earrings designed in opposed snails form.

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A bracelet of traditional form and size.

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A bracelet of traditional form and size, but of non-traditional material - aluminum.

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A c-form bracelet hand-crafted of aluminum (probably sourced from French airplane parts); with classical double-dragons facing one another at the ends of the two arms of the 'C'.

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A bi-metallic twisted bracelet for promoting fertility and assuring the health of the anticipated baby (and guaranteeing general good health).

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A C-form bronze bracelet of 'twisted rope' style design and construction.

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Bracelet made of bronze, cast by the lost-wax method; the perimeter external edge is decorated with images of a variety of animals (elephant, monkey, dog, centipede and others); used for a protection against evil spirits.

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A silver spiral bracelet of traditional form and size.

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Bracelet made of aluminum, cast by the lost-wax method; the perimeter external edge is decorated with images of a variety of animals (elephant, monkey, dog, centipede and others); used for a protection against evil spirits.

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Necklace with classic form made of silver, with recurved bird’s heads at either end.

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Torque necklace for promoting fertility and assuring the health of the anticipated baby (and guaranteeing general good health).

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A set of torque necklaces of traditional design but made from repurposed aluminum (rather than the traditional – and expensive – silver of past centuries).

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C-form woman’s torque with the two opposing bird-head ends, decorated with small balls and linked by a shirt closure from the neighboring Dao people; both of copper alloy (often said to be bronze); once covered with layer of silver, now worn off.

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A baby necklace of three different metals, with coin decorations.

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One-piece necklace; a traditional finial at either end, with coin decorations; worn with the open end at the chest.

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Torque with long chain extension details, hand-made from silver alloy, tin and aluminum; recurved bird-head terminals, with inscribed designs, facing outward, with coin decorations.

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Torque with long chain extension details, hand-made from silver alloy, tin and aluminum; paired bird-head terminals, with inscribed designs, facing outward; with coins and mock tiger claw designs.

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A stick which was inserted in the nose-ring of water buffaloes to persuade them to follow the owner; made of the scapular bone of a buffalo.

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Two-part wooden ladle; hand-carved.

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An open-work ladle or spoon made of woven split rattan.

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Traditional bamboo pan pipes, called Khèn, used in courting rituals.
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