Bắc giang
Vietnamese, Indonesian artisans present traditional batik, brocade art
Updated: 09:52, 25/12/2018
Artisans from Vietnam and Indonesia have shared experience during the ‘Cultural Exchange through Batik and Brocade Weaving’ held in Buon Ma Thuot city, the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak.
During the three-day event from December 21-23, the artisans presented traditional techniques in dyeing and weaving process of batik art of Indonesia and brocade of E-de ethnic people in the Central Highlands region of Vietnam.
 |
|
Indonesian artisans present batik art to Vietnamese. |
The event featured batik artists Nurul Kartika Sari and Miliana Ragil Sumirat showing audiences how to make batik, while brocade artisans of E-de ethnic group H’yam Bkrong and H’ Soat Eban did the same for their art.
The event was an opportunity for exchanges between artisans of Vietnam and Indonesia.
The Indonesian Embassy in Hanoi, Trung Nguyen Legend Company and World Coffee Museum jointly organized the event.
An exchange event introducing the woven silk and brocade products of Vietnam and Japan opened in Hoi An ancient city in the central province of Quang Nam, as part of the 16th Hoi An-Japan Cultural Exchange.
In addition to being successful at her business as an Ao Dai designer, Lan Huong has also paid great attention to blending the traditional weaving of Vietnamese ethnic minority groups to her Ao Dai creations and has brought them to fashion shows both at home and abroad.
Thirteen traditional handicraft villages of Hanoi and six traditional handicraft villages of Quang Nam will be showcasing their products at An Hoi Sculpture Garden, Hoi An city, Quang Nam province, from August 17 to 19.
For the past two centuries, Dao Xa village in Dong Lo commune, Ung Hoa district, Hanoi, has gained prestige for its traditional craft of making musical instruments. The preservation and promotion of the craft have been significantly contributed to by craftsman Dao Van Soan, who is known as the most genius instrumentalist in Hanoi for his talent and passion for the craft.
More than 200 delegates from various countries have gathered at a conference in the south central province of Ninh Thuan to discuss measures to preserve and promote the values of pottery-making of the Cham ethnic people.
Source: VNA
Reader's comments (0)