Chau Collection

People dries incense in preparation for Tet, the traditional Vietnamese festival in Hong Chau village, Hanoi, Vietnam

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Vietnam, Hoi An, quaint litte village situated on the banks of the Thu Bon River. Date: 28/05/2005

The Disturbances in China, after the Shasi Riots (engraving)
1606289 The Disturbances in China, after the Shasi Riots (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Disturbances in China, after the Shasi Riots)

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CHINA Hong Kong Cheung Chau Island Fish drying in front of harbour. Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore Recreation Leisure Sightseeing Tourist Attraction Tour Harbour Harbor Cheung Chau Island

Alfred William Moritz Meyer-Waldeck (1864-1928) - a German naval officer, Vice Admiral and Governor of the leased territory of Jiaozhou in Shantung province of China (Kiaochow) between 1911 and 1914

Vignette Head Bacchus Cornelian Tome I Page 242
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Vignette Medal depicting Harpocrate Lotus Flowers
Artokoloro

Vignette Coin Cloud Roses left Doves Right Tome I
Artokoloro

Workers in a rice field, Mai Chau, a village where ethnic minorities live, Vietnam, Southeast Asia

Mai Chau, a village where ethnic minorities live, Vietnam, Southeast Asia

Suspension bridge leading to a village, Mai Chau valley, Northern Vietnam, Vietnam, Asia

Mai Chau Valley, Vietnam, Asia

Cheung Chau - Hong Kong - Cheung Chau from ruined villa Date: 1951

Our gallant allies of the far east in action
Japanese forces in action in Kiao-Chau against the Germans. Date: 1915

Boxers / French V Chinese
BOXER REBELLION French troops in action against the Chinese rebels at Quan-Chau-Wan Date: January 1900

Morocco - Xauen (now Chefchaouen, or Chau) situated in the Rif Mountains, just inland from Tangier and Tetouan. The city was founded in 1471, as a small fortress which still exists to this day

China / Fuzhou
Capital of Fujian province in southeast China, on the Min river : previously known as Fu Chew Fu or Hokfyew or Foo Chow or Minhou or Foo Chau

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"Capturing the Essence of Chau: From Traditional Festivals to Ethnic Villages" As Tet, the traditional Vietnamese festival, approaches in Hong, people engage in a sacred ritual of drying incense. The air is filled with anticipation as locals prepare for this auspicious occasion. Amidst the disturbances in China following the Shasi Riots, an engraving showcases the significance of circle incense. It symbolizes unity and harmony during challenging times, reminding us of our shared humanity. Intricate craftsmanship is on display as skilled artisans meticulously create circle incense. Their dedication and attention to detail reflect their deep-rooted cultural heritage. Alfred William Moritz Meyer-Waldeck's lens transports us to The Foochow Mission Cemetery in Fuzhou, China. A serene atmosphere surrounds this resting place where history intertwines with spirituality. Vignettes depicting Bacchus Cornelian and Harpocrate Lotus Flowers capture moments frozen in time. These intricate details remind us of the beauty found within ancient traditions and beliefs. A glimpse into Tome I reveals a vignette coin adorned with Cloud Roses on one side and Doves on the other. This exquisite design serves as a reminder that peace can be found even amidst chaos. Venturing further into Southeast Asia, we discover Mai Chau - a village where ethnic minorities reside harmoniously. Here, vibrant cultures coexist against breathtaking landscapes, showcasing diversity at its finest. Chau encompasses more than just its individual elements; it embodies centuries-old customs passed down through generations. It reminds us to cherish our roots while embracing progress and change. From preparing for festivals to honoring ancestors' final resting places or celebrating diverse communities – Chau encapsulates both tradition and evolution beautifully intertwined.