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Artisan Dang Van Hau creates a traditional lion head To He weighing more than 10kg. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Artisan Dang Van Hau creates a traditional lion head To He weighing more than 10kg. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The “Thi Mau Len Chua” (Thi Mau Visits a Pagoda)” To He artwork by Dang Van Hau. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The “Thi Mau Len Chua” (Thi Mau Visits a Pagoda)” To He artwork by Dang Van Hau. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Artisan Dang Van Hau instructs young people as they create their own to he artworks. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Artisan Dang Van Hau instructs young people as they create their own to he artworks. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Three generations of artisan Dang Van Hau’s family carry on the traditional To He craft. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Three generations of artisan Dang Van Hau’s family carry on the traditional To He craft. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Artisan Dang Van Hau guides young people in making To He figurines at the programme “Proud of 95 years of tradition - Young people spreading national cultural values”. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Artisan Dang Van Hau guides young people in making To He figurines at the programme “Proud of 95 years of tradition - Young people spreading national cultural values”. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The “To He horse” artwork features a white horse inspired by the legend of Long Do God at Bach Ma (White Horse) Temple, the deity believed to have protected the ancient Thang Long Imperial Citadel. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The “To He horse” artwork features a white horse inspired by the legend of Long Do God at Bach Ma (White Horse) Temple, the deity believed to have protected the ancient Thang Long Imperial Citadel. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Visitors show interest in Vietnam’s traditional Mid-Autumn toys at artisan Dang Van Hau’s stall on Hang Ma street during the Mid-Autumn Festival. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
Visitors show interest in Vietnam’s traditional Mid-Autumn toys at artisan Dang Van Hau’s stall on Hang Ma street during the Mid-Autumn Festival. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The “Co Doi Thuong Ngan” (Forest Goddess) To He artwork by artisan Dang Van Hau. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
The “Co Doi Thuong Ngan” (Forest Goddess) To He artwork by artisan Dang Van Hau. (Khanh Hoa/VNA)
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Artisan breathes new life into Vietnam’s traditional toy figurine art

Hanoi artisan Dang Van Hau is breathing new life into the traditional art of “To He”, preserving the centuries-old toy figurine shaping craft while pushing its creative boundaries with intricate works inspired by Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage.

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