Dried flax plants are used to make threads. (Photo: VNA). 
A Mong woman uses a special technique to connect different flax strands into a long thread. (Photo: VNA) 
The thread-making process is painstaking and time-consuming. (Photo: VNA) 
Flax threads are hung to dry. (Photo: VNA) 
A flax thread roll ready to be woven. (Photo: VNA) 
Flex thread is rough but strong and provides fine insulation, which is suitable to the weather condition in Dong Van and local Mong ethnics’ lifestyle. (Photo: VNA) 
The weaving loom of the Mong ethnic group in Dong Van has a belt at its ends to be fastened around the waist of the weaver. (Photo: VNA) 
Bee wax painting technique is employed to create patterns for flax fabrics. The process is often done by experienced weavers. (Photo: VNA) 
A group of Mong women are choosing fabrics. (Photo: VNA) 
Mong children learn to sew from a very young age (Photo: VNA). 
Traditional flax fabrics are sold for tourists. (Photo: VNA) VNA
