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ĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE – DRUM (blue)
10,90 €Add to cartĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE (1000 BCE – 100 AD)
The Đông Sơn culture is named after the Đông Sơn village in Vietnam, where many artifacts, especially bronze drums, were discovered.
The Đông Sơn bronze drum is a musical instrument with patterns depicting the daily life and activities of Vietnamese people.
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ĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE – DRUM (blue)
10,90 €Add to cartĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE (1000 BCE – 100 AD)
The Đông Sơn culture is named after the Đông Sơn village in Vietnam, where many artifacts, especially bronze drums, were discovered.
The Đông Sơn bronze drum is a musical instrument with patterns depicting the daily life and activities of Vietnamese people.
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ĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE – DRUM (brown)
10,90 €Read moreĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE (1000 BCE – 100 AD)
The Đông Sơn culture is named after the Đông Sơn village in Vietnam, where many artifacts, especially bronze drums, were discovered.
The Đông Sơn bronze drum is a musical instrument with patterns depicting the daily life and activities of Vietnamese people.
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ĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE – DRUM (brown)
10,90 €Add to cartĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE (1000 BCE – 100 AD)
The Đông Sơn culture is named after the Đông Sơn village in Vietnam, where many artifacts, especially bronze drums, were discovered.
The Đông Sơn bronze drum is a musical instrument with patterns depicting the daily life and activities of Vietnamese people.
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ĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE – DRUM (brown)
10,90 €Add to cartĐÔNG SƠN CULTURE (1000 BCE – 100 AD)
The Đông Sơn culture is named after the Đông Sơn village in Vietnam, where many artifacts, especially bronze drums, were discovered.
The Đông Sơn bronze drum is a musical instrument with patterns depicting the daily life and activities of Vietnamese people.
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LÝ AND TRÂN DYNASTIES – DRAGON
10,90 €Add to cartLÝ AND TRÂN DYNASTIES – DRAGON (1009 – 1225 | 1225 – 1400)
The Dragon, “rồng”in vietnamese, motifs during the Ly and Tran Dynasties stand out as some of the most distinctive and characteristic artistic symbols in Vietnam.
They embody the creativity, artistic essence, and aesthetic values of the Vietnamese people during that era.
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LÝ AND TRÂN DYNASTIES – DRAGON (orange)
10,90 €Read moreLÝ AND TRÂN DYNASTIES – DRAGON (1009 – 1225 | 1225 – 1400)
The Dragon, “rồng”in vietnamese, motifs during the Ly and Tran Dynasties stand out as some of the most distinctive and characteristic artistic symbols in Vietnam.
They embody the creativity, artistic essence, and aesthetic values of the Vietnamese people during that era.
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NGUYỄN DYNASTY – DRAGON
10,90 €Add to cartNGUYỄN DYNASTY DRAGON (1802 – 1945)
The dragon, or “Long” in Vietnamese, holds immense significance in Vietnamese culture, especially during the Nguyễn dynasty.
The dragon is a multifaceted symbol in Vietnamese culture, embodying imperial power, prosperity, protection, and wisdom.
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NGUYỄN DYNASTY – DRAGON (blue)
10,90 €Add to cartNGUYỄN DYNASTY DRAGON (1802 – 1945)
The dragon, or “Long” in Vietnamese, holds immense significance in Vietnamese culture, especially during the Nguyễn dynasty.
The dragon is a multifaceted symbol in Vietnamese culture, embodying imperial power, prosperity, protection, and wisdom.
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NGUYỄN DYNASTY – HOA CÚC
10,90 €Add to cartNGUYỄN DYNASTY – HOA CÚC
The hoa cúc (chrysanthemum) holds a significant place in Vietnamese culture and is particularly associated with the Nguyễn dynasty. This flower carries rich symbolism and is deeply embedded in the traditions and art of the period.
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NGUYỄN DYNASTY – HOA MẪU ĐƠN
10,90 €Read moreNGUYỄN DYNASTY – MẪU ĐƠN
The hoa mẫu đơn (peony) is another significant floral symbol in Vietnamese culture, particularly during the Nguyễn dynasty. The wooden-carved peony, in particular, is a beautiful representation found in various forms of art and decoration from this period.
It is a rich symbol of wealth, beauty, honor, and love.
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NGUYỄN DYNASTY – PHOENIX
10,90 €Add to cartNGUYỄN DYNASTY – PHOENIX
The Nguyễn family phoenix is a significant symbol in Vietnamese culture, particularly associated with the Nguyễn dynasty, the last ruling dynasty of Vietnam, which reigned from 1802 to 1945.
The phoenix embodies a blend of power, grace, prosperity, and renewal