Padaung Collection

Woman from Kayan tribe wearing traditional brass neck rings, near Loikaw District, Kayah State, Myanmar

Close-up portrait of senior Kayan woman wearing traditional brass neck rings, near Loikaw District, Kayah State, Myanmar

Padaung Woman
Gunarto Song

Women of the Padaung tribe, Burma, South East Asia
Women of the Padaung (Kayan Lahwi or Lahoi) tribe, Burma (now Myanmar), South East Asia. Two of them can be seen with brass coils round their necks

Four padaung girls (Myanmar)
Joxe Inazio Kuesta Garmendia

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Myanmar, Shan State, Inle Lake, Woman with long neck from the Padaung tribe, Ywama village

Women of the Burmese Kayan Lahwi tribe
Four women and a young baby from the Kayan Lahwi tribe, a group of the Karenni people of Burma (Myanmar). Women of the various Kayan tribes identify themselves by their different form of dress

Thailand, Mae Hong Son, Nai Soi. Long-necked Paudang woman at Nai Soi (also known as Nupa Ah)

Myanmar, Burma, Lake Inle. Padaung woman belonging to the Karen sub-tribe wearing a traditional heavy brass necklace with twenty-five rings which elongates the neck

BURMA: PADAUNG GIRLS. Two standing Padaung girls from the South Shan States dressed in traditional Burmese clothes, Burma. Photograph, c1897-1890

BURMA: PADAUNG GIRLS. Padaung girls from the South Shan States wearing neck-plate helmets, one showing the back and one showing the front. Photograph, c1890

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Portrait of a Padaung woman with neck rings, Myanmar

MAURICE RILEY POWERS (1870-1909). Known as Mike Doc Powers. American catcher for the Philadelphia Athletics. Baseball card, c1909

Portrait of a Long Neck girl of the Paduang tribe at Mae Hong Son, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Long neck girls, Paduang tribe, Mae Hong Son in Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Long neck girl, Paduang tribe, Mae Hong Son in Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Close-up of legs covered in cotton fabric and rings worn by the Paduang tribe at Mae Hong Son in Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Portrait of a Long necked Padaung tribe girl, Mae Hong Son Province, northern Thailand, Asia

Portrait of two Long necked Padaung tribe women, Mae Hong Son Province, northern Thailand, Asia

Detail of traditional dress of Long Necked Padaung woman, Mae Hong Son Province, northern Thailand, Asia

Portrait of a Big ears Padaung tribe woman in Nai Soi, Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand, Asia

Portrait of a long necked Padaung tribe woman, Mae Hong Son Province, Thailand, Asia

Textiles from Padaung tribe, Shan State, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

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The Padaung tribe, also known as the Kayan tribe, is a fascinating community in Southeast Asia. One of their most distinctive features is the traditional brass neck rings worn by women. This close-up portrait showcases a senior Kayan woman proudly displaying her neck rings, which are considered a symbol of beauty and cultural identity. These women from the Padaung tribe can be found near Loikaw District in Burma (Myanmar). Their long-necked appearance has captivated people from all over the world, making them an iconic representation of Burmese culture. In this photo taken in Mae Hong Son, Thailand, we see a stunning Padaung woman at Nai Soi village. The intricate design and craftsmanship of her neck rings are truly remarkable. It's incredible to witness how these women gracefully carry such heavy adornments throughout their lives. The Padaung girls featured here exude youthful charm and innocence. They represent the future generation upholding their tribal traditions with pride. These young girls serve as a reminder that despite modernization and changing times, cultural heritage remains deeply rooted within communities like the Padaung tribe. Traveling to Lake Inle in Myanmar offers an opportunity to witness firsthand the vibrant culture of the Padaung people. Here you can immerse yourself in their daily lives and gain insight into their unique customs and traditions. This image captures two standing Padaung girls dressed traditionally from South Shan States in Burma (Myanmar). Their colorful attire reflects not only their rich heritage but also serves as a visual celebration of diversity within this ethnic group. Another striking aspect tradition is seen here with these girls wearing neck-plate helmets from South Shan States in Burma (Myanmar). This headgear adds another layer to their already captivating appearance while showcasing yet another facet of this ancient culture's uniqueness. The story behind each individual adorned with brass neck rings is one worth exploring further - it speaks of resilience, identity, and the power of tradition.