Asian Shan -

Men often wear baggy trousers and cotton turbans, while women wear colorful blouses and long, tight-fitting skirts known as longyis .

The Shan are the second-largest ethnic group in Myanmar, primarily inhabiting the in the eastern part of the country. They refer to themselves as "Tai," and their language belongs to the Tai-Kadai family, making it closely related to Thai and Lao. asian shan

Traditionally, Shan society was divided into aristocrats and commoners. Most Shan are Theravada Buddhists, and their villages are often centered around a banyan tree and a temple. Men often wear baggy trousers and cotton turbans,