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This image captures an exhibition showcasing the traditional attire and artifacts of the Bai ethnic group, likely in a museum or cultural center in Da Li Bai Zu Zi Zhi Zhou, China. The central focus is a glass display case housing two mannequins and various cultural objects. The two mannequins are dressed in elaborate, traditional Bai costumes. Both wear black trousers and distinctive large, flat-brimmed black hats. Their tops are richly embroidered with intricate geometric and floral patterns in vibrant blues, reds, greens, and whites. The left mannequin's top features prominent red and green embroidery, while the right mannequin's top has blue sleeves and a hanging, apron-like embroidered piece with blue fringe. A notable detail on the right mannequin's hat is a long, black braided pigtail. On the lower shelf of the display, several items are exhibited. To the left, there's a woven gray basket and a folded piece of woven fabric, alongside two folded garments with embroidered necklines, one black and one black with a blue panel. To the right, a circular black fabric piece with colorful embroidery is displayed on a stand, next to two pairs of beautifully embroidered traditional shoes, one predominantly red and the other in black and red. Behind the mannequins, two large posters provide additional information. The blue poster on the left features the Chinese characters "白族" (Bái Zú), identifying the Bai ethnic group, and a photograph of a group of people in traditional dress. The white poster on the right contains Chinese text, likely descriptive information about the Bai culture, and four smaller photographs depicting people, including children, in similar traditional attire and hats. The bottom right of this poster features a colorful, multi-lobed logo. The overall setting is clean, well-lit, and designed for cultural exhibition.
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