There are too many varieties of Yunnan flowers, all of which can be said to be characteristic. The most numerous varieties are orchids, among which wild orchids are the most famous. I personally recommend 6 kinds to you:

1. Dali tie-dyeing: tie-dyeing is an ancient printing and dyeing handicraft. The product uses folk cloth as the embryo material, and extracts pigments from the roots, stems, leaves and skins of natural plants for dyeing. Its texture is natural, the color is verdant, the image is elegant, the material is vivid, the style is generous, and it is close to the body, soft and comfortable.

2. Dai brocade: Dai brocade is an ancient textile craft of the Dai people. It is famous for its exquisite weaving, unique patterns, gorgeous colors, beautiful appearance, durability and rich ethnic style. There are various patterns of rare and exotic animals, plant patterns of grains and flowers, and geometric patterns.

3. Batik embroidery: After continuous development and innovation, Yunnan batik has formed handicrafts with national style and local characteristics, and its patterns are based on animals, flowers and birds, scenic spots, etc.

4. Black copper and silver: Black copper and silver are unique arts and crafts in Yunnan. The product is made of black copper, and various patterns are carved on the tire, and gold or silver is cold-embedded in between, which presents a black and yellow or black and white decoration.

5. Borne copper handicrafts: Borne copper products are divided into "raw borne" and "cooked borne". Raw borne copper is made from natural borne copper ore. Cooked borne copper is made through unique smelting and casting. Its shape is either taken from life, such as rare birds and animals, flowers and landscapes, vases and incense burners, all of which are colorful and luminous; or drawn from myths and legends, such as the fairy mountain jade pavilion, all of which are full of spirit.

6. Rattan weaving: The outer skin of rattan is glossy, smooth to the touch, and extremely elastic. It is similar to bamboo strips but not bamboo strips. It is also called rattan strips. It is a good natural weaving material. Tengchong people use this to weave rattan chairs, rattan boxes and other daily utensils with exquisite craftsmanship, diverse varieties, and durability. They have been loved by consumers from ancient times to the present.

Hope this can help you!