Bamboo and rattan weaving 'artists' in Western Nghe An

(Baonghean.vn) – For the Thai people in Diem village, Chau Khe commune (Con Cuong), weaving is not only a way to make a living but also a passion and responsibility to preserve the national cultural identity.

See typical bamboo and rattan products of Thai people in Diem village:

Bamboo weaving is a traditional craft of the Thai people in Diem village (Chau Khe - Con Cuong), but recently, this craft is facing the risk of fading away and being lost. Since 2013, the Diem Bamboo and Rattan Weaving Group was established, and now has a total of 22 members - all of whom are highly skilled. The goal is to maintain and develop the traditional weaving craft, contributing to preserving identity and increasing income, improving family life. Photo: Cong Kien

Ms. Lang Thi Hoa is the Team Leader. In addition to searching for raw materials and organizing production, she also travels everywhere to mobilize financial support, provide technical guidance, and find outlets for products. Thanks to her enthusiasm and dynamism, the team members are always confident in their work. Photo: Ba Hau

In addition to diligence, hard work and perseverance, the weaving profession also requires skillful and delicate hands to create durable and beautiful products. Photo: Cong Kien

The products of the Diem Bamboo and Rattan Weaving Group are mainly traditional household items. Photo: Ba Hau

The difference in the products of To May - Ban Diem bamboo weaving is the decorative patterns on the surface. Therefore, in addition to the use value, the products also have aesthetic value, so they are favored by consumers. Photo: Cong Kien

For the members of the group, weaving is not only a way to make a living, but also a joy because it contributes to preserving the traditional craft that has been passed down for generations. Photo: Ba Hau

Members of the Diem Bamboo and Rattan Weaving Group are mainly elderly people who have a lot of experience in the profession and are in good health, and have an additional source of income to support their families. Photo: Cong Kien

Cong Kien - Ba Hau