Stock Photo: Hmong Metal Work For Sale At Roadside Stall
ID 117557083 © Jeremykeithbrown | Megapixl.com
Hmong tools made with scrap metal recycled from bombs dropped by the Americans during the Vietnam war. Despite never being officially at war with Laos, the US is said to have dropped more bombs on Laos during it’s war with Vietnam than were dropped by all sides during World War II. The legacy of America’s bombing of Laos continues to this day, with an estimated 1000 kg of unexploded ordinance
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