Vietnamese Pottery
Vietnamese Pottery
Strange Stories of Vietnam on ceramics
strange stories about Vietnam's largest ceramic vases "No other place in Vietnam show many giant vases of flowers of all sizes as crafts house Le Ngoc Minh in the village of Bat Trang ceramics in Gia Lam (Hanoi). In this case, the smaller bottle is 1.5 m high, an average is approximately 2.5 m and the maximum can reach almost to the ceiling. First, vases made 0.45 m in height and has gradually raised up to them to 1 m, 1.2 m, 1.8 m, 2m and 2.5 m around the time his passion for this work also increased. After many years of development and research which is the only artisan in Bat Trang can make flower vases 2 meters or more. In 1996, he decided to make two 5.6 m tall vases of flowers, as high as the Banian tree in his village, to the wonder of all. On the day of the opening of the oven, all the villagers were eager to see their products, but unfortunately, the glasses were deformed. At that time Le Ngoc Minh was shot completely. The two vases of flowers were made in 2002 with a height of 3.2 m, diameter 0.94my weight of 170kg. Were recorded in the Vietnam Guinness Book in September 2004. These vessels are so large and high-Ngoc had to build a new furnace for them and they need to carry ten people strong. Ngoc recently found kaolin (a type of clay) from Quang Ninh and intends to produce about 5.4 m tall vases. The "Pottery Road" This project is a project to celebrate the 1000th Thang Long - Hanoi anniversary. Colorful mosaic is 6 km long dam covering Au Co road through Nghi Tam, Yen Phu, Tran Nhat Tran Khanh Du Duat and roads. To run the project, Nguyen Thu Thuy and a team of Vietnamese and international artists have created many ceramic works based on traditional materials of the famous pottery villages craft such as Bat Trang village were also Hanoi.They ceramic mural adorned with unique cultural reasons and different patterns of dynasties, and architectural designs of Thang Long, the Ly dynasty (1010-1225), the artifacts found at the site of Thang Long citadel archaeological flowed brown Tran Dynasty pottery (1225-1400) and sculptures in the ages 17 to 18. The way of Ceramics is trying to capture the 2010 Guinness World Record for the most road Long pottery in the world.
The largest flower vases
There is no other place in Vietnam show many giant vases of flowers of all sizes such as crafts house Le Ngoc Minh in the village of Bat Trang ceramics in Gia Lam (Hanoi). In this case, the smallest bottle is 1.5 m tall, is approximately one half 2.5 m and the highest can reach almost to the ceiling.
First, vases made 0.45 m in height and has gradually raised up to them to 1 m, 1.2 m, 1.8 m, 2m and 2.5 m around the time his passion for this work also increased. After many years of research and creation, which is the only artisan in Bat Trang can do vases of flowers in a 2 m high or higher.
In 1996, he decided to make two 5.6 m tall vases of flowers, as tall as the tree banian in his village, to the astonishment of all. On the day of the opening of the oven, all the villagers were eager to see their products, but unfortunately, the vessels were distorted. At that time Le Ngoc Minh was shot completely.
The two vases of flowers were made in 2002 with a height of 3.2 m, diameter 0.94my weight of 170kg. Were recorded in the Vietnam Guinness Book in September 2004. These vessels are so big and tall Ngoc had to build a new furnace for them and they need to carry ten people strong.
Ngoc recently found kaolin (a type of clay) of Quang Ninh and intends to produce about 5.4 m tall vases.
The "Pottery Road "project
This is a project to celebrate the 1000th Thang Long - Hanoi anniversary.
Colorful mosaic is 6 km long dam covering Au Co road through Nghi Tam, Yen Phu, Tran Nhat Duat and Tran Khanh Du roads.
To run the project, Nguyen Thu Thuy and a team of Vietnamese and international artists have created many works of ceramic materials based on traditional pottery villages famous craft such as Bat Trang village were also adorned Hanoi.They ceramic mural specific cultural reasons and patterns of different dynasties, such as architectural designs of Thang Long, the Ly dynasty (101 [deleted] [Deleted] 0-1225), the artifacts found in the citadel of Thang Long archaeological site, flowed brown ceramic Tran Dynasty (1225-1400) and sculptures in the ages 17 to 18.
The way of Ceramics is trying to capture the 2010 Guinness World Record for the longest road pottery in the world.
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Great Lake Tonle Sap, Cambodia
Tonle Sap Lake just south of Siem Reap, the city is the largest lake in Cambodia and plays an integral role in the balance ecology of the country.
In the dry season is a shallow lake that drains through the Tonle Sap river in the Mekong River in Phnom Penh. However, this changes in the monsoon from June to November season, when high water level of Mekong River causes a reverse flow of the Tonle Sap river in the area of the lake. The influx increases the size of the lake since at least 2500 square kilometers to more than 10,000 square kilometers. This makes the lake the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia during the wet season.
The flood plain of mangrove forests are home to over 100 varieties of water birds including a number of species threatened or endangered. There are over 200 varieties of fish in its waters and crocodiles in maroques otters and turtles.
The lake is filled with floating villages inhabited by communities in both Cambodia and Vietnam. The individual villages are a great show with floating houses, markets, schools and churches. The villagers earn their living by fishing with fish traps capture large enough to supply Cambodia with half of their fish consumption.
One of the most prominent floating villages is Khneas Chong. It is 12 kilometers south of Siem Reap and is a place of departure or arrival for the ferry service Phnom Penh and travel Tone Sap lake resort.
While this floating village is a well known signal, the tuk tuk driver who brought the group of Siem Reap said fewer tourist-oriented towns of Kampong Khleang Kampong Pluk and gave more than one idea in the life of the lake. Both towns are south of Chong Khneas on the eastern side of the lake. Kampong Khleang is actually the largest floating community Tonle Sap. This agreement also has a thriving Vietnamese ceramics industry as there was a lot of clay pots in front of most houses.
West of Khneas Chong at the north end of the lake is the Prek Toal Bird Sanctuary. This reserve is and has been called the most important breeding ground in Southeast Asia for waterfowl large. Species such as Black-headed ibis, spot billed Pelican, Grey headed Fish Eagle, Painted Stork Millet stock and nest in the area. The sanctuary is the most popular with bird watchers in the months of dry season when flocks of migratory birds visit the area.
During the dry season the lake water flow is reversed with the entry into the Mekong River, providing a balance needed for the river south of Tonle Sap. The flow of fresh water in the Mekong delta Vietnam offers a buffer to the headwaters of salt South China Sea to enter the delta farmland.
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