Are there any pictures and materials about the totem of the Yi people in Chuxiong, Yunnan? thank you

Introduction of Yunnan Yi Totem Yunnan Yi people have always had the custom of tiger totem worship, and there are many totems derived from it. When the Yi people hold ancestor worship ceremony, they use tiger head gourd ladle to symbolize their ancestors. Chuxiong Yi woodcarving mask is rough and bold, with mysterious color; In Dayao County, a kind of wood carving totem worship "Le Hu" is used by the Yi people in Guihua County to celebrate their wedding, including a type that looks like hanging a mask. I visited three customs of tiger worship that have been passed down to this day in Ailaoshan Yi area of Shuangbai County, namely, the big gong sheng, the tiger sheng and the leopard sheng (the little leopard dance). The Rollo branch still worships tigers, takes Hei Hu as its totem, and considers itself a "tiger country".

The custom of worshipping tigers still remains in many branches of Yi nationality, but it shows different forms due to different regions. The picture shows the mud tiger in the house of Sani people, a branch of Yi nationality, photographed in Xianrendong Village, Qiubei County on June 4, 2002. Its shape is Gu Zhuo-style, simple, exaggerated and naive. Yellow mud is air-dried as a blank and not fired.