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Dress and Tai Yai Identity in Thoed Thai, Northern Thailand

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Studies in the Material Cultures of Southeast Asia No. 18 Serices Editor: Michael C. Howard

Dress and Tai Yai Identity in Thoed Thai, Northern Thailand examines the changing identity of the Tai Yai people of Thoed Thai who migrated to northern Thailand from Burma as seen through dress as a symbol of their ethnic identity. It examines the influence of drug warlord Khun Sa, the subsequent role of the Thai state, and finally the process of cultural revival that began in 2002. The study provides a survey of the different types of textiles produced and worn in the community and of those who make them. Two hundred and twenty-eight color photographs accompany the text.

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PUBLISHER: White Lotus Press
ISBN: 9789744801746
AUTHOR McLean, Maya
RELEASED 2012-06-17
PRINT Bangkok, 2012
WL CODE E22658
SIZE 162 pp., 80 pp. illus, 210 x 295 mm
BOOK WEIGHT 1.000 Kg
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