Tuyen’s pottery workshop in Hai Phong city has been busy for several months to debut a collection of 100 ceramics in order to welcome the upcoming New Lunar Year. (Photo: VOV)
The collection is themed “Dance of one hundred dragons" (Photo: VOV)
Each work is 60 cm to 100 cm in size. (Photo: VOV)
The collection draws inspiration from the story of Vietnamese legendary parents Lac Long Quan and Au Co. (Photo: VOV)
Tuyen chose glaze available between the early Le Dynasty (1428–1527) and the Mac Dynasty (1527–1677), making his collection a serious study with a modern take on traditional and historical values. (Photo: VOV)
The artist aims to convey wishes of good fortune to all who come to admire them. (Photo: VOV)
His best work will be displayed in early 2024 at the Vietnam Exhibition Centre for Culture and Arts in Hanoi. (Photo: VOV)
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