Because of a special promise to his terminally ill nephew, a young man from Da Nang has crocheted lovely items that have attracted attention from the community.

Months before the Lunar New Year, Hanoi’s artisans are busy creating intricate snake-themed statues and gold-plated artwork to meet rising demand.

Once teased for doing “women’s work,” Nhat Khiem now earns a substantial income by transforming his love for embroidery into art.

The five-panel Ao Dai, a symbol of Vietnam’s cultural heritage, is being revitalized by artisan Nam Tuyen through modern design and innovative craftsmanship.

In Hoi An, bamboo isn’t just a material - it’s art, as seen in the remarkable sculptures created by artisan Vo Tan Tan.

Preserving cultural heritage while promoting tourism, Nguyen Tan Phat's straw art offers a new perspective on traditional Vietnamese crafts.

A one-armed man in the central province of Quang Nam has amazed many by turning rugged, discarded bamboo roots into unique salon furniture sets, priced between $1,600 and $3,200.

In a unique fusion of art and precision, Vietnamese artist Vo My Linh has carved a niche for herself by painting miniature masterpieces on watch faces.

Ngoc Anh, a Vietnamese artisan, has transformed his fascination with grillz into a thriving business.

Cao Tan Hieu, a local from Tien Giang Province, is collecting agricultural tools to create a comprehensive picture of the province’s traditional agricultural life for future generations to see and understand.

In HCM City, Mr. Nguyen Le Uyen Vien meticulously uses 24K gold to patch and mend broken pieces, reviving souvenirs with new beauty.

Artisan Thu Hien’s eternal flower lanterns, which combine the art of dried flower preservation and epoxy glue pouring technology, have captivated audiences with their beauty and uniqueness.

Local artisans are working to develop ecotourism and sustainable crafts in Hội An Ancient Town.

As many as 42 handicraft artists have been honoured with the title of the Hanoi artisan in 2023, with a ceremony held at the centre of Vietnamese craft village quintessence in Gia Lam district, home to Bat Trang Ceramic Village, on February 28.

Le Phan Vien Hy is extremely enthusiastic about working with colors and shaping designs on cakes. The 34-year-old cake artist had the opportunity to showcase her creations in many other international cake events.

In Lạc Sơn District, Bùi Huy Vọng has spent 20 years of his life writing about Mường culture. He has published more than 20 books and research papers on Mường shamans, rituals and food.

Kim Thoa from Thanh Hoa province developed her hobby of embroidering on different materials and making handicrafts. Her embroidered paintings on Bodhi leaves have become famous and earned her high profits.

Nguyễn Thành Tâm has put his passion into turning thin fragile eggshells, assumed to have little to no usage, into adorable and lively figures.

With talented penmanship and special techniques that he invented, Hong Duc Thanh breathes life into zisha tea pots.