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Ninh Binh province upholds traditional embroidery craft village - the quintessence of Hoa Lu ancient capital
An artisan in Van Lam village focuses on her craft. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Bags with embroidered patterns - products made from skillful artisans. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Artisans in Van Lam craft village focus on their craft. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Each piece of embroidery take an enormous amount of time to be completed. The quality of the piece has reached export standards. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
An artisan prepares fabric for embroidery. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
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Ninh Binh province upholds traditional embroidery craft village - the quintessence of Hoa Lu ancient capital
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Van Lam village in Ninh Hai commune, Hoa Lu district, Ninh Binh province is the birthplace of lace embroidery craft. The embroidery craft appeared in Van Lam village in the 13th century in the Tran dynasty. In the past, Van Lam village was a place specialising in embroidering all kinds of costumes, such as pants, shirts, hats, parasols and robes, to serve the rites and rituals of the cultural and spiritual life of the people during the feudal dynasties of Vietnam. Since then, Van Lam embroidery craft village has taken on a completely new look and has existed to this day with a series of new, modern products: tablecloths, towels, curtains, duvet covers, pillows, fashion clothes, embroidered with patterns of pine needles, chrysanthemums, bamboo, apricot blossoms, charming water and mountain paintings, longevity decorations, animal paintings, among many others. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Ninh Binh province upholds traditional embroidery craft village - the quintessence of Hoa Lu ancient capital
Van Lam village in Ninh Hai commune, Hoa Lu district, Ninh Binh province is the birthplace of lace embroidery craft. The embroidery craft appeared in Van Lam village in the 13th century in the Tran dynasty. In the past, Van Lam village was a place specialising in embroidering all kinds of costumes, such as pants, shirts, hats, parasols and robes, to serve the rites and rituals of the cultural and spiritual life of the people during the feudal dynasties of Vietnam. Since then, Van Lam embroidery craft Village has taken on a completely new look and has existed to this day with a series of new, modern products: tablecloths, towels, curtains, duvet covers, pillows, fashion clothes, embroidered with patterns of pine needles, chrysanthemums, bamboo, apricot blossoms, charming water and mountain paintings, longevity decorations, animal paintings, among many others. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Ninh Binh province upholds traditional embroidery craft village - the quintessence of Hoa Lu ancient capital
Van Lam village in Ninh Hai commune, Hoa Lu district, Ninh Binh province is the birthplace of lace embroidery craft. The embroidery craft appeared in Van Lam village in the 13th century in the Tran dynasty. In the past, Van Lam village was a place specialising in embroidering all kinds of costumes, such as pants, shirts, hats, parasols and robes, to serve the rites and rituals of the cultural and spiritual life of the people during the feudal dynasties of Vietnam. Since then, Van Lam embroidery craft village has taken on a completely new look and has existed to this day with a series of new, modern products: tablecloths, towels, curtains, duvet covers, pillows, fashion clothes, embroidered with patterns of pine needles, chrysanthemums, bamboo, apricot blossoms, charming water and mountain paintings, longevity decorations, animal paintings, among many others. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Ninh Binh province upholds traditional embroidery craft village - the quintessence of Hoa Lu ancient capital
Van Lam village in Ninh Hai commune, Hoa Lu district, Ninh Binh province is the birthplace of lace embroidery craft. The embroidery craft appeared in Van Lam village in the 13th century in the Tran dynasty. In the past, Van Lam village was a place specialising in embroidering all kinds of costumes, such as pants, shirts, hats, parasols and robes, to serve the rites and rituals of the cultural and spiritual life of the people during the feudal dynasties of Vietnam. Since then, Van Lam embroidery craft Village has taken on a completely new look and has existed to this day with a series of new, modern products: tablecloths, towels, curtains, duvet covers, pillows, fashion clothes, embroidered with patterns of pine needles, chrysanthemums, bamboo, apricot blossoms, charming water and mountain paintings, longevity decorations, animal paintings, among many others. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Ninh Binh province upholds traditional embroidery craft village - the quintessence of Hoa Lu ancient capital
Van Lam village in Ninh Hai commune, Hoa Lu district, Ninh Binh province is the birthplace of lace embroidery craft. The embroidery craft appeared in Van Lam village in the 13th century in the Tran dynasty. In the past, Van Lam village was a place specialising in embroidering all kinds of costumes, such as pants, shirts, hats, parasols and robes, to serve the rites and rituals of the cultural and spiritual life of the people during the feudal dynasties of Vietnam. Since then, Van Lam embroidery craft Village has taken on a completely new look and has existed to this day with a series of new, modern products: tablecloths, towels, curtains, duvet covers, pillows, fashion clothes, embroidered with patterns of pine needles, chrysanthemums, bamboo, apricot blossoms, charming water and mountain paintings, longevity decorations, animal paintings, among many others. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Ninh Binh province upholds traditional embroidery craft village - the quintessence of Hoa Lu ancient capital
Van Lam village in Ninh Hai commune, Hoa Lu district, Ninh Binh province is the birthplace of lace embroidery craft. The embroidery craft appeared in Van Lam village in the 13th century in the Tran dynasty. In the past, Van Lam village was a place specialising in embroidering all kinds of costumes, such as pants, shirts, hats, parasols and robes, to serve the rites and rituals of the cultural and spiritual life of the people during the feudal dynasties of Vietnam. Since then, Van Lam embroidery craft Village has taken on a completely new look and has existed to this day with a series of new, modern products: tablecloths, towels, curtains, duvet covers, pillows, fashion clothes, embroidered with patterns of pine needles, chrysanthemums, bamboo, apricot blossoms, charming water and mountain paintings, longevity decorations, animal paintings, among many others. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
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