Xiangxi Miao Costumes are national intangible cultural heritage inscribed with ethnic heritage, known as the wordless history books worn on the body, with a history of over 7,000 years. Divided into three major styles—Huabao, Songsong and Jilu—they feature diverse designs and exquisite craftsmanship. Adopting traditional techniques of plant dyeing, fine Miao embroidery and silver ornament forging, the costumes integrate natural scenery and ethnic legends. The Butterfly Gown, Hundred-panel Skirt and Miao King’s Robe each possess unique charm. Every stitch embodies the Miao people’s migration history and cultural heritage, perpetuating the timeless aesthetics of Miao intangible heritage.