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GIỚI THIỆU VỀ Viet Quang Bamboo and Rattan Company Limited
The product "Viet Quang rattan and bamboo" is inspired by traditional beauty mixed with modernity, a symbol of Vietnamese strength and culture. The product is stylized and made of rattan material, which has been carefully processed by boiling it in water in the traditional way, and has been commented by artisans from Japan as "this method is similar to other traditional methods." Japanese artisans are working." It's environmentally friendly
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VIET QUANG BAMBOO AND RATTAIN COMPANY LIMITED
In the development of traditional craft villages and Vietnamese handicraft industries, the field of bamboo and rattan production occupies an important position. Among the rattan and bamboo craft villages of Hanoi today, the most typical is Phu Vinh rattan and bamboo craft village, Phu Nghia commune, Chuong My district. The village is located along National Highway 6A connecting Hanoi with the northern mountainous provinces, 5km from Chuong My district capital, 27km southwest of Hanoi center.
Phu Vinh village is considered the "Land of Clouds" famous for bamboo and rattan weaving with a long history of craft development. It is unknown who the real founder of the rattan and bamboo craft in Phu Vinh is. Elderly people recount that, about 400 years ago, Phu Hoa Trang (now Phu Vinh) had a place called Co Dau beach because there were many storks here, later incorrectly called Go Dau. Stork feathers often fall out white in a mounded area. Some people like to pick them up and braid them into very pretty hats and hats. At first, they found it beautiful and durable so they gave it as gifts to relatives and friends. Gradually it became popular and many people came to buy it. Over time, when stork feathers were limited, people looked for more grass and reeds that were already growing in the fields and went to the forest to find flexible materials such as bamboo, rattan, bamboo... to produce household items such as baskets and baskets. , baskets, baskets... Over time, many new materials have been added, product designs have been improved, and the villagers' bamboo and rattan weaving techniques have been improved so that the products become increasingly sophisticated and have economic value. than. The bamboo and rattan craft has since spread to other villages in the region and then to more than 20 provinces and cities nationwide.
