Bien Hoa pottery is internationally recognised for its "blue-speckled copper glaze with blooming patterns" and laterite red color. (Photo: VNA)
Bien Hoa pottery is beautiful and unique in both patterns and glazes because it is a product with a blend of three pottery types of the Vietnamese, the Hoa (ethnic Chinese) and the Cham. (Photo: VNA)
An artisan applies glaze and paints patterns on Bien Hoa pottery at the Phong Son pottery kiln. (Photo: VNA)
Artisan Le Thanh Nhan, dedicated to Bien Hoa pottery for over 30 years, creates a ceramic Buddha statue. (Photo: VNA)
Pottery enthusiasts explore Bien Hoa pottery products. (Photo: VNA)
Bien Hoa pottery - unique ancient ceramic from the late 19th century
Bien Hoa pottery is beautiful and unique in both patterns and glazes because it is a product with a blend of three pottery types of the Vietnamese, the Hoa (ethnic Chinese) and the Cham.
