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Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
Foreign tourists visit the Cui Lu village. VNA Photo
Each piece of artwork made from firewood is unique as they are made by hands. VNA Photo
Each piece of artwork made from firewood is unique. VNA Photo
Artisans turn lifeless firewood pieces into treasured art works. VNA Photo
Artisans turn lifeless firewood pieces into treasured art works. VNA Photo
Lacquer art works made from drifted wood pieces by artisans from Cui Lu village. VNA Photo
Lacquer art works made from drifted wood pieces by artisans from Cui Lu village. VNA Photo
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Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
03/17/2026 10:59
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From logs and pieces of wood salvaged from the floodwaters on Thu Bon river during the rainy season, carpenters at the Cui Lu (Floodwood) village in Hoi An ancient town of Da Nang central city rebirthed them into beautiful art works such as human and animal figurines. Once regarded as debris left behind by natural disasters, drifted wood pieces are treasured and crafted by artisans into unique sculptures that reflect the spirit of the river and the memories of the flood seasons in Central Vietnam. Artisans at the Cui Lu village through their skilled hands are persistently paving their own path: preserving traditional essence while innovating designs and the way they tell the story of their products. VNA Photo
Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
From logs and pieces of wood salvaged from the floodwaters on Thu Bon river during the rainy season, carpenters at the Cui Lu (Floodwood) village in Hoi An ancient town of Da Nang central city rebirthed them into beautiful art works such as human and animal figurines. Once regarded as debris left behind by natural disasters, drifted wood pieces are treasured and crafted by artisans into unique sculptures that reflect the spirit of the river and the memories of the flood seasons in Central Vietnam. Artisans at the Cui Lu village through their skilled hands are persistently paving their own path: preserving traditional essence while innovating designs and the way they tell the story of their products. VNA Photo
Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
From logs and pieces of wood salvaged from the floodwaters on Thu Bon river during the rainy season, carpenters at the Cui Lu (Floodwood) village in Hoi An ancient town of Da Nang central city rebirthed them into beautiful art works such as human and animal figurines. Once regarded as debris left behind by natural disasters, drifted wood pieces are treasured and crafted by artisans into unique sculptures that reflect the spirit of the river and the memories of the flood seasons in Central Vietnam. Artisans at the Cui Lu village through their skilled hands are persistently paving their own path: preserving traditional essence while innovating designs and the way they tell the story of their products. VNA Photo
Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
From logs and pieces of wood salvaged from the floodwaters on Thu Bon river during the rainy season, carpenters at the Cui Lu (Floodwood) village in Hoi An ancient town of Da Nang central city rebirthed them into beautiful art works such as human and animal figurines. Once regarded as debris left behind by natural disasters, drifted wood pieces are treasured and crafted by artisans into unique sculptures that reflect the spirit of the river and the memories of the flood seasons in Central Vietnam. Artisans at the Cui Lu village through their skilled hands are persistently paving their own path: preserving traditional essence while innovating designs and the way they tell the story of their products. VNA Photo
Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
From logs and pieces of wood salvaged from the floodwaters on Thu Bon river during the rainy season, carpenters at the Cui Lu (Floodwood) village in Hoi An ancient town of Da Nang central city rebirthed them into beautiful art works such as human and animal figurines. Once regarded as debris left behind by natural disasters, drifted wood pieces are treasured and crafted by artisans into unique sculptures that reflect the spirit of the river and the memories of the flood seasons in Central Vietnam. Artisans at the Cui Lu village through their skilled hands are persistently paving their own path: preserving traditional essence while innovating designs and the way they tell the story of their products. VNA Photo
Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
From logs and pieces of wood salvaged from the floodwaters on Thu Bon river during the rainy season, carpenters at the Cui Lu (Floodwood) village in Hoi An ancient town of Da Nang central city rebirthed them into beautiful art works such as human and animal figurines. Once regarded as debris left behind by natural disasters, drifted wood pieces are treasured and crafted by artisans into unique sculptures that reflect the spirit of the river and the memories of the flood seasons in Central Vietnam. Artisans at the Cui Lu village through their skilled hands are persistently paving their own path: preserving traditional essence while innovating designs and the way they tell the story of their products. VNA Photo
Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
From logs and pieces of wood salvaged from the floodwaters on Thu Bon river during the rainy season, carpenters at the Cui Lu (Floodwood) village in Hoi An ancient town of Da Nang central city rebirthed them into beautiful art works such as human and animal figurines. Once regarded as debris left behind by natural disasters, drifted wood pieces are treasured and crafted by artisans into unique sculptures that reflect the spirit of the river and the memories of the flood seasons in Central Vietnam. Artisans at the Cui Lu village through their skilled hands are persistently paving their own path: preserving traditional essence while innovating designs and the way they tell the story of their products. VNA Photo
Village in Hoi An recycles firewood into art works
From logs and pieces of wood salvaged from the floodwaters on Thu Bon river during the rainy season, carpenters at the Cui Lu (Floodwood) village in Hoi An ancient town of Da Nang central city rebirthed them into beautiful art works such as human and animal figurines. Once regarded as debris left behind by natural disasters, drifted wood pieces are treasured and crafted by artisans into unique sculptures that reflect the spirit of the river and the memories of the flood seasons in Central Vietnam. Artisans at the Cui Lu village through their skilled hands are persistently paving their own path: preserving traditional essence while innovating designs and the way they tell the story of their products. VNA Photo
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