Taking a look at some photos of the designs in the collection full of royal architectural patterns taken in Hue Imperial Citadel:

Viet Bao’s ao dai collection is inspired by the art of the Nguyen Dynasty

The decorative patterns are ranged from mascots to types of flowers available in the nature, or abstract symbols including thunder, lightning, clouds and rain, which are stylized into decorative patterns as cultural products created during the working and living process of human being.

Through cubic language and creative methods, we can recognize the decorative sculpture art on different materials

The designer and an artisan team make the collection on the premium natural silk sheets from Bao Loc City, Lam Dong Province, the “capital” of silk production in Vietnam.

The designer wants to convey the message of honoring the traditional silk materials of Vietnamese craft villages, and eliminating non-originating ones.

A story with golden heritage breath is conveyed vividly and in an eye-catching way on the Vietnamese ao dai by the designer

The precious and premium silk of Vietnamese craft villages is a pride of cultural identity, and the love for the homeland in artists’ soul.

By Le Huy Hoang Hai 

• Re-enactment of the Nguyen Dan (Lunar New Year) ceremony under the Nguyen dynasty  (02/02)
• More activities, much more values for heritages and monuments  (12/01)
• Ru Cha - The check-in point for four seasons  (25/12)
• The beauty of Cau Hai Lagoon through the lens of the photographer Khang Chu Long  (23/12)
• Exhibition and demonstration of Hue Ao Dai sewing profession  (19/12)
• Keeping the net knitting craft  (08/12)
• A look at rare and precious species in Bach Ma National Park  (19/11)
• Where there is good land, there are birds residing  (23/10)