Hmong artisans are skilled craftspeople from the Hmong ethnic group, primarily found in Southeast Asia and parts of the United States. They are known for their intricate textile work, including traditional embroidery and weaving. These artisans often create vibrant clothing, accessories, and home decor that reflect their rich cultural heritage. In addition to textiles, Hmong artisans also produce handmade crafts such as basketry and silver jewelry. Their work often incorporates traditional patterns and symbols that hold significant meaning within the Hmong culture. By preserving these crafts, Hmong artisans contribute to the continuation of their cultural identity and heritage.