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Traditional weaved products from the Yen Khe Rattan and Bamboo Craft Cooperative, Chinh Yen village, Mon Son commune. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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The “la cam” (magenta leaves) is used by the Thai ethnic people in Nghe An to dye their handmade woven products. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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Products featuring intricate designs—such as flowers, foliage, animals, and natural elements characteristic of the mountainous forests inhabited by the Thai ethnic people—are popular among customers in European countries. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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Selecting bamboo strips to weave a product. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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The traditional rattan and bamboo weaving group in Yen Khe, Chinh Yen village, Mon Son commune, puts the finishing touches on woven pieces. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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Skillful hands of local women in Nghe An weave the bamboo strips together with a special pattern. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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Traditional handcrafted products from the Yen Khe Rattan and Bamboo Craft Cooperative, Chinh Yen village, Mon Son commune. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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Vi Thi Hong, a resident of Chinh Yen village in Con Cuong commune (Nghe An), is dedicated to preserving the traditional craft of bamboo and rattan weaving. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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Bamboo is split and whittled into strips, then soaked in dye to serve as material for weaving. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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Traditional hand-woven rattan and bamboo products from the Yen Khe Rattan and Bamboo Weaving Cooperative, located in Chinh Yen village, Mon Son commune. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ
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Rattan and bamboo products are showcased at stilt houses—community-based lodging facilities—for visitors. VNA Photo: Bích Huệ