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Chinese designer Chu Yan demonstrates ancient botanical dyeing, turning silk from green to sky blue using plants like banlangen, showcasing a centuries-old tradition gaining global acclaim.
Designer Chu Yan showcases traditional Chinese botanical dyeing using plants like banlangen, transforming silk from green to sky blue in seconds, a process described as "Chinese sorcery" by Belarusian host Kate.
The natural dyes, rooted in centuries-old ecological wisdom, reflect China’s cultural heritage and are gaining global attention, appearing on international runways.
This demonstration is part of China Daily’s "Into Chinese Art" series, which explores ancient Chinese fashion and its enduring influence through immersive storytelling.
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El diseñador chino Chu Yan demuestra el antiguo tinte botánico, convirtiendo la seda de verde a azul celeste usando plantas como el banlangen, mostrando una tradición de siglos de antigüedad que gana reconocimiento mundial.