17K views · 10K reactions | Many Viking age reenactors have asked us about different ways to wear a cloak. And there are many, many ways to wear a cloak. We've made a small series of our favourites. This is the first one  Enjoy! #vikingage #ironage #cloak #vikingageclothing | Hands on History | Facebook

White cloak of the Yi ethnic group The white cloak, called chaerwa in Chinese, is a hand-sewn woolen poncho-like garment worn by people of the Yi ethnic group in Liangshan Yi autonomous prefecture. It usually takes about one month to finish making one white cloak. Yi people wear it to keep warm in daytime and use it for bedding at night. Check out this video to see how beautiful it is. #China #Sichuan #traditionalculture | WE ARE CHINA

9.1K views · 158 reactions | This white cloak is known as Cha Er Wa for people of the Yi ethnic group in southwest China. As an intangible cultural heritage and a daily necessity, the handmade cloak is made of wool, which usually takes one month. | People's Daily, China | Facebook