Valerie

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

@Motonesz @DawMaythu5wwu Even though the political situation in our country is poor, the education system hasn't been completely ruined yet. Besides, the very fact that you say such things shows that you lack education yourself. The current situation has nothing to do with education.

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

@Motonesz @DawMaythu5wwu Lanna≠Burma so don't copy Luntaya Acheik.If you free you told Wasin thai taxtile.

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

@lapkokchek This is Myanmar traditional dress pattern called LuntayarAcheik.

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

The *lun-ta-ya cheik* longyi is something that belongs to us. You cannot just use it whenever you please.
#RespectMyanmarCulture
#regonizeMyanmarcultureheritage
@wasin_thaitextile

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

@loser4maruz @KhaingZinWy02 သူတို့က2022နိုင်ငံ‌ေရးမကောင်းတော့စလုပ်2023မှာသူတို့ဟာတွေနဲ့ရောဝတ်တာ Gemini ai ကပြောတယ် သူတို့ဟာဆိုပြီး UNESCO ကိုတင်မရဘူးတဲ့ နှစါခုပေါင်းတင်ရင်တော့မပြောတတ်ဘူး

[Thidarsaw @Thidarsawpajh]

သေချာကြည့်မြန်မာ့ယဉ်ကျေးမှု့ဝတ်စုံနဲ့လန်နားဝတ်စုံ
ကွာခြားချက်

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

True cultural pride means respecting other people's heritage, not claiming it as your own.
#RespectMyanmarculture
#UNESCO
@UNESCO
#LuntayarCheike

[@mochi @mochi1637296]

သူတို့မူရင်းမှာတောင်အချိတ်မပါတာ ဒါကို လန်နာ ဝတ်စုံ Lanna Tradition dress ဆိုပြီး မူရင်းကိုပျောက်အောင်ဖျတ်ဆီးနေတာ။ သူတို့က အလွန်တော်ပါပေတယ် ဘာဝတ်စုံလို့တိုက်ရိုက်စွပ်စွဲလို့မရအောင်ကို ရောပစ်တာပါပဲ။ +1

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage
#CulturalCreditMatters

[hanyaaa @hanyaaadm]

Why did you turn off the comments? There is plenty of historical evidence that Luntaya Acheik is Myanmar heritage, including exhibitions at the Thai Royal Palace and research at Chiang Mai University. Stop staying silent and give us an explanation!

#LuntayaAcheik

[🌍Wonderful Universe PPPW 🩵🇲🇲 @PPWZu]

ဒီလောက်တင့်တယ်လှတဲ့အမွှေအနှစ်ကို
အဆုံးထိ ကာကွယ်သွားကြရအောင်
အကျိုးအမြတ်တစ်ခုထဲအတွက်နဲ့
တိုင်းတစ်ပါးအမွှေအနှစ်ကိုယူသုံးပြီး
ပိုင်ရှင်ကိုမဖော်ပြရဲ့တဲ့လုပ်ရပ်ကြီးပါ Give credit to Myanmar’s cultural heritage! 🇲🇲✨
CULTURAL HERITAGE RECOGNITION

#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage

[🎧 @thisis_billquis]

Burmese Traditional Luntaya CHEIK worn by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
#RecognizeMyanmarCulturalHeritage #RespectMyanmarCulture @UNESCO ကျေးဇူးပြုပြီး ထိုင်းအပိုင် မလုပ်ပေးလိုက်ပါနဲ့🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[Respect Myanmar Culture🇲🇲 @loser4maruz]

When you want to steal culture but the historical records and timeline says otherwise.

#GMMTV

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

@KhinSan3872 UNESCO ကအချင်မဟုတ်ဘူးသူတို့တင်သွင်းလို့မရဘာဘူး
တင်ရင်လည်း ကန့်ကွက်လို့ရတယ် ငါတို့ကအထောက်အထားရှိတယ်
သူတို့မှာမရှိဘူး

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

Wearing it doesn't make it yours. Knowing its history and respecting its origin does.
#Myanmartraditionaldress
#RespectMyanmarculture
@UNESCO
#UNESCO

[Daw May thu @DawMaythu5wwu]

Here is the historical account: During the reign of King Mindon, a princess from Chiang Mai visited Myanmar. When she returned home, she was so impressed by Myanmar’s traditional weaving, particularly the Burmese acheik (silk textile) and the traditional Wedawyantha dance, that she took them back with her. She also brought Myanmar dancers to Chiang Mai.

She admired Myanmar acheik textiles and incorporated them into clothing alongside her own traditional Lanna designs. The dance was also influenced by what she had seen in Myanmar. That is the historical background.

Now, you are erasing that history and claiming that these cultural elements originated from your own country and belong exclusively to your own traditions. You are even planning to submit them to UNESCO without properly acknowledging their origins.

Open your eyes and ears! We are speaking up because we will not allow Myanmar’s cultural heritage to be misrepresented as another country’s original culture.

The acheik longyi originated in Myanmar and is an important part of Myanmar’s traditional cultural heritage. The world recognizes the acheik longyi as traditional Burmese attire.

You are free to admire it, wear it, and incorporate it into your own designs. But if you use another country’s cultural heritage, you must give proper credit and acknowledge Myanmar as its cultural source.

Admiration is not ownership. Cultural exchange is not cultural appropriation. Respect Myanmar’s cultural heritage and give credit where credit is due.🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🙏🙏🙏

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

They don't have respect for Myanmar
@UNESCO
#RespectMyanmarculture
#Myanmartraditionaldress

[Su Su @SuSukwjp]

Luntaya Acheik is the exclusive cultural heritage of Myanmar, historically worn only by the Myanmar people. It is neither Thai nor Lanna attire. Copying our authentic heritage is an unethical act of cultural appropriation.
#LuntayaAcheik #MyanmarCulture
#wasin
#stopcopying

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

@lapkokchek This is not Thai pattern

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

Respect Myanmar culture!
#RespectMyanmarculture
#RecognizeMyanmarculturalheritage
#UNESCO
@UNESCO

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

Myanmar traditional dress called Acheik.
#သီရိသစ္စာပိုးထည်
#Myanmartraditionaldress
@UNESCO

[Ei Sandar Zaw @EiZaw4664]

#Loon Tit Yar Chit
#Traditional culture Myanmar 🇲🇲
#Own #We have only one country.

[Htet htet Maynamar @HtethtetMazhyb]

ကို့​နိုင်ငံကို့ယာဥ်ကျေးမူကို ကာကွယ်ပေးကြပါ ယာဥ်ကျေးမူပျောက်ရင် လူမျိုးပျောက်မယ် နိုက်ငံပါပျောက်တော့မာပါ

[Valerie @Valeriecift]

We are not the same. Please respect Myanmar culture.
#respectmyanmarculture
#savemyanmarculture
#Myanmartraditionaldress
@UNESCO