Results for "Hue royal patterns"

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Passing down the royal porcelain mosaic craft 

Cập Nhật 31-05-2022

The royal art of porcelain mosaics has been present in Hue since the 17th century and has its origin from outside in the community.

Tag: royal porcelain mosaic craft, architectural constructions, Thai Hoa palace, royal mausoleums, floral patterns, An Bang Village

Patterns of royal costumes on the walking route in Hue 

Cập Nhật 18-09-2021

Inspired by the patterns on royal costumes of the Nguyen Dynasty, a group of students have designed and created stylized elements on the railings of bridges in the heart of Hue City.

Tag: patterns, royal costumes, walking route, Nguyen Dynasty, student, bridges, Faculty of Architecture

Putting Hue heritage and landscape on Ao Dai 

Cập Nhật 06-07-2021

The typical relics of Hue, such as Ngo Mon Gate, Citadel gates, temples, mausoleums, royal patterns, etc., are all put on Ao Dai by Ms. Hoang Thi Huong.

Tag: ao dai, design, Hue heritage, Hue royal patterns, traditional Ao Dai, Hoang Thi Huong

Robe for the king of the Nguyen dynasty 

Cập Nhật 31-01-2020

In Hue Traditional Craft Festival 2015, 12 out of those 15 artifacts were again on display. It was a rare occasion for visitors and Hue people to admire the original costume artifacts of the last monarchy of Vietnam.

Tag: Nguyen dynasty, Dragon patterns, Robe for the king, Hue Museum of Royal Antiquitie

A love for Hue as ever  

Cập Nhật 28-11-2019

The exhibition introduces Emperor Thieu Tri and the highlights in the decorative style of the royal arts through the sample china and phap-lam (enameled bronze) that had special patterns typical of the Thieu Tri Reign.

Tag: love for Hue, Emperor Thieu Tri, Culture and Arts

Ly Thi Vien Thong & the collection 

Cập Nhật 11-11-2019

Vien Thong was inspired from “Nghe (‘dragon-headed lion’) and the royal patterns during the Nguyen dynasty” combined with the modern Urban style to create the fashion collection “REPLY”.

Tag: royal patterns, fashion collection, former student, Ly Thi Vien Thong, College of Fine Art, Hue University, 2019 National Exhibition of Applied Fine Art