There are many factors that create distinctive features for Bien Hoa pottery, such as the technique on formulating glazes and the application of glazes and firing. (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Bien Hoa pottery stands out for its exceptional quality and distinctive designs, making it more renowned than pottery from other regions. (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
The pottery finishing stage requires meticulous attention to the smallest details. (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Rough drawing on pottery products. (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
An artisan draws patterns on Bien Hoa pottery. (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Unique products of Bien Hoa pottery village. (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Big flower vases, unique products of Bien Hoa pottery village. (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
300-year-old pottery village in Dong Nai province
Located along the picturesque Dong Nai river, Bien Hoa pottery village boasts over 300 years of history. It is renowned for its two major pottery clusters: one in Tan Van ward and the other at the Bien Hoa practical fine arts school. This village is also the birthplace of other famous southern pottery centres, such as Binh Duong and Thu Duc.
