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NGUYỄN DYNASTY – PHOENIX (blue)
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
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NGUYỄN DYNASTY – TAM SƠN THỦY BA
10,90 €Add to cartNGUYỄN DYNASTY – TAM SƠN THỦY BA
The Tam Sơn Thủy Ba (“Three Mountains and Water Waves”) motif is a rich symbol in Vietnamese culture, particularly during the Nguyễn dynasty.It represents strength, stability, adaptability, and harmony. It reflects the Nguyễn dynasty’s values and philosophical outlook.
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REVIVAL LÊ DYNASTY – DRAGON
10,90 €Add to cartREVIVAL LÊ DYNASTY – DRAGON (Lê Trung Hưng 1533 – 1789)
The dragon, or “rồng” in Vietnamese, was a central symbol of imperial power during the Revival Lê Dynasty. It represented strength, protection, prosperity, and wisdom—key virtues that defined the ruling class of that period. This mythical creature also conveyed the emperor’s divine authority, linking the ruler to heaven and the universe.
During the Revival Lê Dynasty, the dragon’s intricate depictions in art and architecture demonstrated the brilliant evolution of Vietnamese decorative arts. Each detail, from the dragon’s winding body to its fierce expression, reflected the era’s values and aspirations. The dragon remains an enduring cultural emblem, embodying the resilience and prosperity of the Vietnamese people.
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REVIVAL LÊ DYNASTY – DRAGON (blue)
10,90 €Read moreREVIVAL LÊ DYNASTY – DRAGON (Lê Trung Hưng 1533 – 1789)
The dragon, or “rồng” in Vietnamese, was a central symbol of imperial power during the Revival Lê Dynasty. It represented strength, protection, prosperity, and wisdom—key virtues that defined the ruling class of that period. This mythical creature also conveyed the emperor’s divine authority, linking the ruler to heaven and the universe.
During the Revival Lê Dynasty, the dragon’s intricate depictions in art and architecture demonstrated the brilliant evolution of Vietnamese decorative arts. Each detail, from the dragon’s winding body to its fierce expression, reflected the era’s values and aspirations. The dragon remains an enduring cultural emblem, embodying the resilience and prosperity of the Vietnamese people.