In the middle of the ancient space of Hanoi Old Quarter, brocade textile products of Chăm and Ba Na people in Xi Thoai village (Xuan Lanh commune, Dong Xuan district) are introduced to tourists in Hanoi capital and overseas.
The female artisans of Xi Thoai village show looms, take care of each weaving tip, and produce colorful brocades and vivid patterns. Visitors can observe and experience the various steps and techniques used to create a gorgeous brocade product. They expressed interest in handmade products.
Raw materials for weaving brocade are fibers from flax, cotton, and thorns. Brocade is coarse and thick, but it feels cool to wear. Brocades of people with colorful colors and many patterns show their own cultural identity. Patterns are symbolic, symmetrical shapes according to the concepts of the universe, heaven and earth, yin and yang, taking nature as a model or showing activities in the daily life of the community.
This is one of the programs implemented by Dai Huu Travel Company Limited, connecting Dong Xuan district (Phu Yen), Hoan Kiem Lake Management Board, and Hanoi Old Quarter to introduce and promote traditional craft village products to domestic and international tourists and friends. This is also a way to preserve and promote the value of traditional craftsmanship and the beauty of local culture.
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Leaders of Dong Xuan district giving paintings to thank connecting units for introducing Xi Thoai brocade products traditional craft village in Hanoi Old Quarter | |
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Artist Le Thi Thu Đien demonstrating traditional weaving techniques | |
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International tourists enjoying seeing and experiencing the artisan's brocade weaving work | |
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While viewing brocade products, visitors can find out information, photos, tourism products, and destinations in Phu Yen on the "Tourist ATM" of Dai Huu Travel Co., Ltd. | |
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Visitors wearing brocade and choosing from a wide variety of products made from brocade |
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Brocade and country gifts in the gallery space |
Source: Phu Yen Newspaper
Translated by HAI LOAN