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Fu Ma Ding

China

Year(s) attended: 2010

Supported by Dr. Andrew Wang

Weaving, Ikat Dye and Embroidery

Fu Ma Ding is a master weaver from a Meifu Li dialect area in the Xi Fang village in the Hainan Province.

She was taught to weave on a hand loom by her mother. Fu Ma Ding makes traditional, multicolored Li clothing and textiles from cotton and hemp fibers.