Every time I go to Dali, I have to try tie-dyeing.

In Dali, there is an ancient and charming craft, which is tie-dyeing. A piece of plain cloth begins a wonderful transformation journey in the hands of skilled craftsmen. With nimble fingers, they carefully fold, bind, and tie the fabric, each movement containing reverence and inheritance of traditional craftsmanship. Then, immersed in the mysterious dye vat, the blue dye slowly penetrates and diffuses as if it were alive. When the fabric is taken out of the dye vat again, and the ties are untied, a miracle appears. The blue and white patterns leap onto the cloth, like clouds, flowers, or mysterious totems, telling ancient stories. Each piece of tie-dyed cloth is unique, with the warmth and craftsmanship of the artisans. Dali tie-dyeing is not only a decoration but also a cultural carrier. It prints the wind, flowers, snow, and moon of Dali, and the simple feelings, in the blue and white, so that everyone who meets it can feel the beauty and tranquility from the depths of time.