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A traditional kiln built with terracotta bricks, where pottery products are fired at high temperatures to achieve durability and distinctive colors. (Photo: VNA)
A traditional kiln built with terracotta bricks, where pottery products are fired at high temperatures to achieve durability and distinctive colors. (Photo: VNA)
The pottery-making process in Bau Truc village is a traditional art form passed down through generations. Every step, from kneading the clay and shaping to decorating and firing, is meticulously carried out by skilled artisans. (Photo: VNA)
The pottery-making process in Bau Truc village is a traditional art form passed down through generations. Every step, from kneading the clay and shaping to decorating and firing, is meticulously carried out by skilled artisans. (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic women play a crucial role in shaping and decorating pottery, creating intricate and unique patterns on each piece. (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic women play a crucial role in shaping and decorating pottery, creating intricate and unique patterns on each piece. (Photo: VNA)
Each pottery piece created in the village is more than just an ordinary object; it is a work of art that embodies deep cultural values. (Photo: VNA)
Each pottery piece created in the village is more than just an ordinary object; it is a work of art that embodies deep cultural values. (Photo: VNA)
In recent years, Bau Truc pottery village has embraced cultural tourism as part of its development. Visitors can not only purchase pottery products but also engage in the traditional crafting process and explore the Cham culture. (Photo: VNA)
In recent years, Bau Truc pottery village has embraced cultural tourism as part of its development. Visitors can not only purchase pottery products but also engage in the traditional crafting process and explore the Cham culture. (Photo: VNA)
However, Bau Truc pottery faces a number of challenges, including the aging artisan workforce, rising production costs, and fierce competition from industrial pottery products. (Photo: VNA)
However, Bau Truc pottery faces a number of challenges, including the aging artisan workforce, rising production costs, and fierce competition from industrial pottery products. (Photo: VNA)
Bau Truc is more than just a pottery village; it is a living cultural heritage that safeguards traditional values amid modern changes. Each pottery piece is a work of art, reflecting the identity and rich cultural heritage of the Cham community. (Photo: VNA)
Bau Truc is more than just a pottery village; it is a living cultural heritage that safeguards traditional values amid modern changes. Each pottery piece is a work of art, reflecting the identity and rich cultural heritage of the Cham community. (Photo: VNA)
Bau Truc is more than just a pottery village; it is a living cultural heritage that safeguards traditional values amid modern changes. Each pottery piece is a work of art, reflecting the identity and rich cultural heritage of the Cham community. (Photo: VNA)
Bau Truc is more than just a pottery village; it is a living cultural heritage that safeguards traditional values amid modern changes. Each pottery piece is a work of art, reflecting the identity and rich cultural heritage of the Cham community. (Photo: VNA)
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Bau Truc pottery village - Cultural legacy of Cham ethnic people

Bau Truc, located in Phuoc Dan town, Ninh Phuoc district, Ninh Thuan province, is known as one of the oldest and most distinctive pottery villages of the Cham ethnic people, where the traditional pottery craft has been preserved and passed down through generations.

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