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They Once Tattooed Their Faces. Now They Weave Their Stories.

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Photographer Kin Coedel captures how a once-banned tattooing practice in southern China lives on through weaving, memory, and daily ritual on Hainan Island.
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They Once Tattooed Their Faces. Now They Weave Their Stories.

Photographer Kin Coedel captures how a once-banned tattooing practice in southern China lives on through weaving, memory, and daily ritual on Hainan Island.

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atmos.earth broke the news in on Sunday, May 4, 2025.
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