Recently, a fashion show held in Jainca, Qinghai, showcased garments crafted from traditional Tibetan woolen fabric pulu and reinterpreted through modern design. With a history spanning over 2,000 years, pulu is produced through a series of meticulous processes, which include washing, carding, and spinning, among others. The outcome is a fine and uniform textile characterized by its soft and smooth texture, which has long been utilized in Tibetan clothing.