Below are fine "Giclee" prints of THE NEW PAJ NTAUB SERIES.  All prints are available for purchase.   Prices ranges from $150 to $450 depending on the different options:  -         Size (18"x24", 24"x36") -         Framed or not framed -         Archival Ink on Watercolor Print -         Archival Ink on Canvas Print - Limited Number of Prints (10 max) Please contact me if you have any questions. *Photograph by NIKKI YANGAll prints are available for purchase.

"Hmong Woman Sewing a Paj Ntaub" The Paj Ntuab has been widely accepted in all parts of the world as art form unique to the Hmong.  A Hmong woman would start learning this centuries old art form at a very young age. She would sometimes sew for countless hours without even realizing it.  The commitment and devotion that the Hmong woman put into this art form will and forever be timeless and most honorable.     "Peb Txoj Kev Kawm" Knowledge and skills have always been passed on from one generation to another.  i.e., the skills necessary to create the Hmong Paj Ntaub were passed on from mothers to daughters and from daughters to granddaughters. "Mother's Love" This is my tribute to all of the mothers out there. You and only you, our mother can truly describe the love that you have for us.  "Hmong Woman Playing a Hmong Flute" Hauntingly beautiful sound the Raj Npliam has when played by Hmong men and women. This is one of the more traditional Hmong instrument. "The One Thing" There are many things that life offers us. However, if there should only be one thing...what would be the one thing above things you would keep? "Nub Sis Looj" Nuj Sis Loob the legendary Qeej player. It was said that Hmong men envy him and Hmong women adore him because of his abilities and charisma when playing the Qeej.   "Leej Txiv (Father)" Our father, the one who carrys the heaviest load. Even though we may disagree at times, he would still hold onto us, still would protect us and guide us. "The New Paj Ntaub" "Then and Now" I believe that we, the Hmong are some of the most resilient people to set foot on this earth. Then we were farmers, living in our ancestral homeland- high hills and mountains of China. Then we express ourselves with threads and needles. Now we are doctors, lawyers, educators, politicians and etc. Now, we expressed ourselves with paint and paint brushes.  "Assimilation" "Ncas"

Limited Gold Giclees Print	Stretched Canvas w/ frame	Stretched Canvas w/out frame	Watercolor paper	Watercolor paper w/ frame	MAX # of prints
EXAMPLE:   "Hmong Woman Sewing a Paj Ntaub" (24"x36")	$450.00	$350.00	xxx	xxx	10
EXAMPLE:    "Hmong Woman Sewing a Paj Ntaub" (18"x24")	xxx	xxx	$150.00	$225.00	10

The Giclee process is capturing the hearts and minds of artists, dealers, galleries and buyers as a beautiful alternative to traditional offset printing. In Giclee printing the ink is actually sprayed onto the canvas or paper using inkjet printing technology. All prints are produced using archival inks on canvas or watercolor paper. The quality of the Giclee print rivals traditional silver-halide and gelatin printing processes and is commonly found in museums, art galleries, and photographic galleries.  The color and vibrancy is so astounding it often fools the eye of the beholder, making it almost impossible to distinguish the print from the original.