An apron is a daily necessities used to block some unclean things and prevent clothes from getting dirty when cooking. It is called "help sheet" in Tibetan. It is a daily necessities that Tibetan women like very much, and it is also a symbol of Tibetan women. Festive festivals, women wear aprons around their waists, sing and dance like flowers, colorful and colorful.
Aprons are mainly produced in Lhasa, Shigatse, Shannan and other places, especially the aprons produced in Jidexiu District, Gongga County. Sister Dexiu District has the reputation of "the hometown of apron".
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It is called "Help List" in Tibetan. It is a daily necessities that Tibetan women like very much, and it is also a symbol of Tibetan women. The apron is made of colorful lusium, and the red, emerald green, sky blue, lemon yellow, purple, white and other color strips are regularly and complicatedly handed over, showing a faint luster. Aprons are mostly worn by married women, and gradually young unmarried women also like to wear them. Festive festivals, women wear aprons around their waists, sing and dance like flowers, colorful and colorful. Aprons are mainly produced in Lhasa, Shigatse, Shannan, Yiwu and other places, especially the aprons produced in Jidexiu District, Gongga County. Sister Dexiu District has the reputation of "the hometown of apron".
Tibetan blankets, woven from yak plush, are of the top grade; white or colored, woven from sheep fine wool threads, of the middle grade; black and white or various patterns, woven with general wool threads and yak wool threads or woven from pure wool threads 's subordinate product. Tibetan blankets are durable, warm and moisture-proof, easy to carry, and are used as bedding by monks and lay people, especially farmers and herdsmen.
Origin: When people cook, they like to wear an apron around their waist. The function of the apron is to prevent the clothes from being soiled. But people wear aprons, but it comes from a beautiful fairy tale.
Once upon a time, there lived an orphan named Zhang Liang by the Fuhe River. One winter, Zhang Liang saw a little white dog shivering from the cold in the field, so he brought it back and fed it carefully.
Once, when Zhang Liang came back from working in the fields, he smelled the aroma of rice. When I entered the door, there were several bowls of food on the table. Zhang Liang thought, who made this meal?
Meals were like this for days in a row. Ask the neighbors, the neighbors said they didn't do it.
On this day, Zhang Liang came back before lunch. He glanced at the crack of the door and saw a beautiful girl burning fire. Zhang Liang coughed deliberately. Hearing the voice, the girl hurried to the bed, picked up a white dog skin and draped it over her body, turning into the little white dog. It turned out that the girl was the little white dog.
The day, Zhang Liang came back early, suddenly pushed open the door, and snatched the dog skin. The girl lost her dog skin and couldn't change back, so she begged Zhang Liang for mercy. Zhang Liang didn't give it, so he had to ask the girl's details.
It turned out that the girl was a white dog. Seeing that Zhang Liang was kind and honest, and living a hard life, she came to help him burn the fire. Zhang Liang said, "What a good person to be, why do you want to be a dog? If you don't dislike me, then be my daughter-in-law!"
The girl smiled and said, "You can, but you have to give me the skin."
Zhang Liang was worried that she would run away, and decided not to give her the skin. The girl said, "I'm wearing thin clothes, I don't have leather, and I'm not cold?" Zhang Liang thought about it, so he cut a piece of leather, wrapped it around the girl's waist, and threw the rest of the leather into the stove to burn.
Since then, Zhang Liang has been ploughing the land outside, and the girl has been cooking in the house.
Everyone envies them and imitates them. Women always wear a white apron on their chests when they cook on fire. Slowly it became a custom.