Hanoi's artisans work to keep embroidery craft alive

Thang Loi Commune in Thuong Tin District, Hanoi, is known as the "capital" of hand embroidery in northern Vietnam. For hundreds of years, despite the ups and downs of the craft, dedicated artisans have worked tirelessly to preserve and continue this traditional craft.

Traditional hand embroidery is now approached with a modern perspective, creating unique products. (Photo: VNA)

Embroidery artist Le Thi Xuan takes pride in her hand-embroidered landscape of Hoan Kiem Lake. (Photo: VNA)

For hundreds of years, despite the ups and downs of the craft, dedicated artisans have worked tirelessly to preserve and continue this traditional craft. (Photo: VNA)

Traditional hand-embroidered products from Thang Loi artisans are beloved by both domestic and international customers. (Photo: VNA)

The skilled artisans at Duc Ton embroidery workshop in Tia Street, Thang Loi Commune, meticulously craft scenic embroidery pieces. (Photo: VNA)