(ĐN)- XQ Vietnam Company on June 12 hosted a festival in Da Lat city, Lam Dong province to commemorate the so-called "ancestor of embroidery" Le Cong Hanh and other artisans who made contributions for the development of embroidery.
(ĐN)- XQ Vietnam Company on June 12 hosted a festival in Da Lat city, Lam Dong province to commemorate the so-called "ancestor of embroidery" Le Cong Hanh and other artisans who made contributions for the development of embroidery.
Chairman Huynh Van Toi of Dong Nai provincial Fatherland Front Committee led a delegation to attend the festival.
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| Chairman Huynh Van Toi (1st, L) presents a set of precious to XQ Vietnam Company. |
Participating in the festival, Dong Nai designed and set up an impressive stage of books, along with performing some interesting arts items and organizing a rite of procession for Tran Bien Dong Nai Spirit work to honor artisans and embroiderers.
Le Cong Hanh, whose real name was Tran Quoc Khai, was a mandarin in the 16th century. He brought high levels of the craft back from China - and taught people in his homeland. Gradually, the art spread until Viet Nam was producing its own unique type of embroidery.
Reported by T.N
