The Culture that Stretches Women's Necks — to Make Them "Beautiful" | by Belinda Mallasasime | Lessons from History | Medium
S A N ( サン) on Twitter: "Padaung People Padaung (Yan Pa Doung) is a Shan term for the Kayan Lahwi (the group in which women wear the brass neck rings). #Kayan #
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In certain Asian and African tribes, women wear neck rings to elongate the neck which is associated with beauty in their culture. The rings can be removed as punishment (since the stretched
Ripley's Blackpool - Padaung Long Neck Womam. The Padaung famous Long-Necked Women wear brass coils-not rings-around their necks. A symbol of wealth, position and beauty, the coils can stretch their necks over
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Pictured: The 'giraffe women' of eastern Burma who wear brass rings around their necks as a sign of beauty | Daily Mail Online
SAP and her neck rings | waterrbrer | Flickr
Padaung Ring Neck Stretchers - HubPages
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Ndebele woman wearing idzilla, bronze or copper neck rings, South Africa Stock Photo - Alamy
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Padaung Woman in Traditional Dress and with Metal Rings on Her Neck Sits on a Wooden Stump. Editorial Stock Image - Image of stand, next: 168886464
