Essence of Vietnamese craft villages gather in Hanoi

Alongside showcasing outstanding village craft products, the fair also displayed and introduced many agricultural products that have achieved OCOP (One Commune, One Product) certification of three stars or higher. The exhibition included geographically indicated products, organic products, representative items, key products and potential products from various localities across the country.

Here are some images from the event:

A large number of Hanoi residents came to visit the fair.

Award ceremony for artisans who won in the 2024 Hanoi Craft Village Product Contest.

Intricate woodcraft products...

...as well as bamboo and rattan items catering to modern consumer tastes.

Brocade from the H’Mong ethnic group right in the capital.

A brocade weaving artisan at work.

Artisans creating traditional Do paper and Dong Ho paintings.

A master hand-embroiderer demonstrating their skills.

Products combining bamboo, rattan and ceramics.

To he – clay figurines that have been a part of Vietnamese childhood for many generations.

Handcrafted bags and stuffed animals made from woven fabrics by ethnic communities.

Traditional robes meticulously sewn and embroidered by hand, rich in ethnic culture.

OCOP certified specialty products from various regions...

...including fruits, rice, and many other local delicacies.

The fragrant scent of "com" (green rice flakes) from a craft village in the heart of Hanoi.