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Cutting pattern. The handicraft is often considered a "patent" for women. Under their nimble hands, scissors turn paper into beautiful flower patterns. It's different from paper cutting, as this handicraft only produces flower patterns as examples for embroidery. [Photo by Wang Huabin/Asianewsphoto] |
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