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Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products

Bau Truc pottery village in Ninh Thuan province is highly recommended by many travel guides. Here Cham ethnic people produce exotic pottery items.
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 1Artisan Truong Thi Gach, 80, makes a pottery product with Apsara pattern (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 2Kneaded by hand, Bau Truc ceramic products are standalone items demonstrating the talent and unique craftwork of the artisans in the village (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 3Artisan Dang Thi Trang, 48, shapes a pottery product (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 4Having been kneaded by hands, pottery products are dried in shade (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 5Artisans from Bau Truc village make final touches on pottery products (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 6Bau Truc pottery products are fired in straws and firewood instead of in an oven like those elsewhere (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 7After being cooled off, pottery products have a natural earth tone (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 8Bau Truc pottery products are still used widely by Cham ethnic community in the region (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 9Bau Truc pottery decoration item (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 10(Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 11(Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 12(Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 13Pottery statues reflect rich religious values of Cham ethnic people (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 14Cham ethnic women carry pottery vases on their heads (Photo: VNA)
Cham ethnic people’s signature pottery products ảnh 15Making pottery products is a cool experience of tourists to Ninh Thuan province (Photo: VNA)
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