How This Tibetan Community Is Modernizing a Centuries-Old Braiding Tradition (Vogue Magazine). Photographed by Kin Chan Coedel
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How This Tibetan Community Is Modernizing a Centuries-Old Braiding Tradition (Vogue Magazine). Photographed by Kin Chan Coedel
referring to Mount Everest by its Tibetan name by an ethnically Tibetan actor in a major American TV show let's gooooo!!!!
The Chinese mountain cat, a small, endangered wildcat native to the Tibetan Plateau of western China. This rare felid is heavily dependent on pikas for food, and sadly, when farmers began exterminating pikas en mass to protect their crops, the Chinese mountain cat declined sharply.
Chinese mountain cats are one of the very few wildcat species whose eyes have a bluish tone in certain lights, contrasting with their thick, soft red fur.
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Masks and costumes. (Asian) Theatricals. 1923.
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A nomad bride from the Arutchun tribe in Babo, Tibet. Photographed by Dr. Joseph F. Rock, circa 1925
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Tibetan girl in Sichuan, China, 1934-39. Zhuang Xueben