Lan Rung’s brocade artisans breathe life into practical, everyday products that still retain the essence of traditional culture. Photo: Hoang Hieu - VNA
A restaurant decorated with handcrafted items from Lan Rung brocade embroidery village. Photo: Hoang Hieu - VNA
Lan Rung village’s embroidered products are both culturally meaningful and highly practical for daily use. Photo: Hoang Hieu - VNA
The deft embroidery stitches of a Lan Rung artisan. Photo: Hoang Hieu - VNA
The deft embroidery stitches of a Lan Rung artisan. Photo: Hoang Hieu - VNA
Lan Rung’s brocade artisans breathe life into practical, everyday products that still retain the essence of traditional culture. Photo: Hoang Hieu - VNA
Lan Rung’s brocade products come in many forms—tablecloths, bedding, pillows, wall hangings, furniture—creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere with a distinct imprint of traditional cultural identity. Photo: Hoang Hieu - VNA
Lan Rung brocade craft village – Preserving cultural identity, creating livelihoods
Lao Cai – a land where the cultural colors of ethnic minorities blend together – is also home to many unique traditional craft villages. In Sa Pa, the Lan Rung brocade embroidery village has diligently preserved and promoted the traditional craft of brocade embroidery for over 20 years—a craft closely tied to skilled hands and a refined spirit. The village not only preserves ethnic identity but also taps into tourism potential, creating dual benefits: safeguarding and promoting cultural values while generating socio-economic gains. Photo: Hoang Hieu - VNA