Li Brocade is mainly embroidered, weaving, dyeing and weaving, with less embroidery.

Dyes are mainly made from wild or domestic plants in mountain areas.

These dyes are brightly colored and are not easy to fade.

Li people have created many kinds of weaving, dyeing and embroidering techniques according to their own interests.

For example, the Li people in Baisha County have a kind of colored embroidery made of two sides, making fine workmanship, full of variety and features, and the beauty of Suzhou's "double faced embroidery".

The Li people use the cotton wool or other kinds of cotton in the kapok capsule as the weft line. The ramie (Zhu) hemp fiber is used as the warp thread, mainly embroidered, woven, and woven.

Because kapok is also known as "Ji Bei", Li Brocade is also called "Bei Bei".

Li Brocade is famous in the spring and Autumn period, and it is the earliest cotton textile in China.

Li brocade includes knitted skirts, headscarves, flower belts, tapes, sheets, Quilts (formerly called "yapheng quilt"). There are four processes of spinning, weaving, dyeing and embroidering. The colors are generally red, yellow, black and white, forming rich patterns such as exotic flowers, exotic grass, birds and animals, and characters.

Li Brocade is fine, light, soft, white and durable, and the central plains are unparalleled.

"Li Brocade is brilliant and colorful," is the ancient people's admiration for the Li brocade craft.

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