Phu Tho sees Sai Nga conical hat-making craft flourishing

Hat-making has become a means of livelihood for many local families. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo
Elderly women, mothers and daughters in Sai Nga village are seen deftly stitching hats with practised hands.VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo
Artisan Nguyen Thi Tinh (70) has dedicated 50 years of her life to making conical hats. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo
Crafted by skilled artisans, the pure white hats, with their neat stitching and elegant lines, bear the distinctive identity of Sai Nga village. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo
Crafted by skilled artisans, the pure white hats, with their neat stitching and elegant lines, bear the distinctive identity of Sai Nga village. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo

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Phu Tho sees Sai Nga conical hat-making craft flourishing

02/07/2026 14:45 | TTXVN

Situated along the banks of the Thao River, Sai Nga conical hat village in Cam Khe commune, the northern province of Phu Tho, remains one of the few traditional craft villages that still preserve and develop a long-standing trade across generations. Hat-making has become a means of livelihood for many local families, helping them earn additional income and improve living standards. The craft first appeared in the village in the 1950s and, despite decades of historical ups and downs, has been sustained and developed by local residents. In 2004, Sai Nga was officially recognised by the provincial People’s Committee as a traditional craft village, with hat-making generating around 40% of local household income. In 2021, its conical hats were certified as a three-star OCOP (One Commune, One Product) item before being upgraded to four-star in 2024. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo

Phu Tho sees Sai Nga conical hat-making craft flourishing

Situated along the banks of the Thao River, Sai Nga conical hat village in Cam Khe commune, the northern province of Phu Tho, remains one of the few traditional craft villages that still preserve and develop a long-standing trade across generations. Hat-making has become a means of livelihood for many local families, helping them earn additional income and improve living standards. The craft first appeared in the village in the 1950s and, despite decades of historical ups and downs, has been sustained and developed by local residents. In 2004, Sai Nga was officially recognised by the provincial People’s Committee as a traditional craft village, with hat-making generating around 40% of local household income. In 2021, its conical hats were certified as a three-star OCOP (One Commune, One Product) item before being upgraded to four-star in 2024. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo
Phu Tho sees Sai Nga conical hat-making craft flourishing

Situated along the banks of the Thao River, Sai Nga conical hat village in Cam Khe commune, the northern province of Phu Tho, remains one of the few traditional craft villages that still preserve and develop a long-standing trade across generations. Hat-making has become a means of livelihood for many local families, helping them earn additional income and improve living standards. The craft first appeared in the village in the 1950s and, despite decades of historical ups and downs, has been sustained and developed by local residents. In 2004, Sai Nga was officially recognised by the provincial People’s Committee as a traditional craft village, with hat-making generating around 40% of local household income. In 2021, its conical hats were certified as a three-star OCOP (One Commune, One Product) item before being upgraded to four-star in 2024. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo
Phu Tho sees Sai Nga conical hat-making craft flourishing

Situated along the banks of the Thao River, Sai Nga conical hat village in Cam Khe commune, the northern province of Phu Tho, remains one of the few traditional craft villages that still preserve and develop a long-standing trade across generations. Hat-making has become a means of livelihood for many local families, helping them earn additional income and improve living standards. The craft first appeared in the village in the 1950s and, despite decades of historical ups and downs, has been sustained and developed by local residents. In 2004, Sai Nga was officially recognised by the provincial People’s Committee as a traditional craft village, with hat-making generating around 40% of local household income. In 2021, its conical hats were certified as a three-star OCOP (One Commune, One Product) item before being upgraded to four-star in 2024. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo
Phu Tho sees Sai Nga conical hat-making craft flourishing

Situated along the banks of the Thao River, Sai Nga conical hat village in Cam Khe commune, the northern province of Phu Tho, remains one of the few traditional craft villages that still preserve and develop a long-standing trade across generations. Hat-making has become a means of livelihood for many local families, helping them earn additional income and improve living standards. The craft first appeared in the village in the 1950s and, despite decades of historical ups and downs, has been sustained and developed by local residents. In 2004, Sai Nga was officially recognised by the provincial People’s Committee as a traditional craft village, with hat-making generating around 40% of local household income. In 2021, its conical hats were certified as a three-star OCOP (One Commune, One Product) item before being upgraded to four-star in 2024. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo
Phu Tho sees Sai Nga conical hat-making craft flourishing

Situated along the banks of the Thao River, Sai Nga conical hat village in Cam Khe commune, the northern province of Phu Tho, remains one of the few traditional craft villages that still preserve and develop a long-standing trade across generations. Hat-making has become a means of livelihood for many local families, helping them earn additional income and improve living standards. The craft first appeared in the village in the 1950s and, despite decades of historical ups and downs, has been sustained and developed by local residents. In 2004, Sai Nga was officially recognised by the provincial People’s Committee as a traditional craft village, with hat-making generating around 40% of local household income. In 2021, its conical hats were certified as a three-star OCOP (One Commune, One Product) item before being upgraded to four-star in 2024. VNA Photo: Nguyễn Thảo

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