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Clay Gallery

Cultural space honoring terracotta artworks and the Pottery Village theme created by Vietnamese and international artists in creative camps at Thanh Ha Terracotta Park

Terracotta art is a harmonious combination of tradition and modern creativity.

The works displayed at the exhibition not only reflect the rustic beauty of the clay material but also demonstrate unlimited creativity in the visual arts. The combination of delicate lines and natural shades of terracotta creates unique works, bearing a strong personal mark.

The exhibition is not only a place to honor the value of terracotta art but also an opportunity for the audience to explore, feel and understand more deeply about traditional art. This is also an opportunity for artists to exchange, learn and develop new ideas together, contributing to preserving and spreading the beauty of Vietnamese pottery.

Through the works, viewers will feel the connection between the past and the present, between traditional values and endless creativity.

In particular, each work is a fusion of traditional techniques and contemporary artistic thinking, bringing a fresh perspective on terracotta. The transformation of fire, soil and water during the firing process also creates natural color effects, making each work unique and unrepeatable.

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The works displayed at the exhibition not only reflect the rustic beauty of earthen materials but also demonstrate unlimited creativity in visual arts.

Each product is a journey, from the stage of choosing the soil, shaping, decorating, to the process of firing in red fire, all are the intersection between nature and human hands. That makes each work have its own "breath", an identity that cannot be mixed.

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The fusion of old and new not only enriches the aesthetic value of pottery but also affirms that terracotta is not only a traditional craft but also a vibrant contemporary art form.

The exhibition also introduces many creative works by young artists who have breathed new life into terracotta art.

The exhibition space is designed in harmony with nature, creating a sense of closeness and warmth for visitors. The brick-paved roads, the ancient houses imbued with the culture of the ancient pottery village, combined with the delicate arrangement of the works of art, bring an experience that is both authentic and inspiring.

Visitors not only get to admire the works but also have the opportunity to learn about the pottery making process, from selecting the soil, shaping to firing in a traditional kiln. This is also an opportunity for art lovers to directly experience and try their hand at pottery making, kneading unique products with their own hands under the guidance of artisans from the craft village.