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Preserving and developing Phu Lang pottery village in Bac Ninh - Vimarsana News

Preserving and developing Phu Lang pottery village in Bac Ninh

Consul General of Vietnam in Fukuoka Vu Chi Mai on February 27 visited Toho pottery village and Onimaru Co., Ltd.

Japan helps train ceramic makers from Bac Ninh province 's Phu Lang village - Vimarsana News

Japan helps train ceramic makers from Bac Ninh province 's Phu Lang village

Consul General of Vietnam in Fukuoka Vu Chi Mai on February 27 paid a working visit to Toho pottery village and Onimaru Co., Ltd, where is receiving and training trainees from Phu Lang pottery village under the program sponsored by JICA, Japan and entrusted to Onimaru Co., Ltd. and Toho village in Fukuoka province in coordination with Bac Ninh province to implement the project to develop Phu Lang pottery village.

Tet paintings in the home of Hanoians - Vimarsana News

Tet paintings in the home of Hanoians

A deep-rooted tradition during the Tet holiday is to hang paintings to decorate the home.

New creations from broken ceramic - Vimarsana News

New creations from broken ceramic

In the hands of Ngo Duy Cuong, the owner of Mori Art brand, thrown-away broken ceramics have a new use in decorative mosaic paintings or tables. According to Cuong, his works are made from broken ceramics taken from traditional ceramic villages such as Bat Trang and Phu Lang. Cuong buys or collects and then sorts them out according to their level of thickness so that each can be used for a suitable product.

New creations from broken ceramic - Vimarsana News

New creations from broken ceramic

In the hands of Ngo Duy Cuong, the owner of Mori Art brand, thrown-away broken ceramics have a new use in decorative mosaic paintings or tables. According to Cuong, his works are made from broken ceramics taken from traditional ceramic villages such as Bat Trang and Phu Lang. Cuong buys or collects and then sorts them out according to their level of thickness so that each can be used for a suitable product.