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A unique antique gallery belonging to a Thai woman.

Dinh Tuyen - Huu Vi• September 28, 2023 06:25

(Baonghean.vn) - Ms. Sam Thi Bich (Quy Chau district, Nghe An province) has transformed her house into a space for displaying traditional items of ethnic minorities such as the Thai, Mong, Dao, and Tay…

bna_phong trung bay 1.jpg — Ms. Sam Thi Bich's exhibition space in Hoa Tien village, Chau Tien commune, Quy Chau district consists of three main rooms with hundreds of artifacts collected by the owner over many years. Photo: Huu Vi

bna_bảo tàng (1).JPG — The artifacts mainly consist of costumes of ethnic groups such as the Thai in Nghe An and Son La, the Mong, Dao Tien, Dao Do, Tay, and Muong in Thanh Hoa and Hoa Binh. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

bna_Phong trung bay 2.jpg — As a renowned brocade weaver in Nghe An province, and having the opportunity to travel to many places within and outside the province, Ms. Bich has harbored the idea for decades of opening a display space showcasing traditional artifacts of ethnic minorities, with the ultimate goal of establishing a small museum. (Photo: Dinh Tuyen)

bna_phong trung bay 9.jpg — According to Ms. Sam Thi Bich (far left), these jars are what the groom's family brings to the bride's family in the wedding customs of the Muong people in Thach Thanh - Thanh Hoa. Photo: Huu Vi

bna_phong trung bay 8.jpg — This is a type of silver bracelet commonly used in Thai weddings in Nghe An province. In some places, the groom's family must have a pair of these silver bracelets to give to the bride's mother as a token of gratitude for her role in raising and nurturing the bride. Photo: Huu Vi

bna_phong trung bay 7.jpg — Some silverware items of the Thai people in Nghe An. Photo: Huu Vi

bna_phong trung bay 3.jpg — According to Ms. Bich, this is the costume of Mrs. Nang Hong, the wife of the last Prefect of Quy Chau, Mr. Sam Van Vien. She bought this costume from a relative of the prefect. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

bna_phong trung bay 5.jpg — These wooden serving trays, carved from solid blocks of wood, were then crafted to be hung up. This type of tray is no longer commonly used. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

bna_phong trung bay 6.jpg — These buffalo bells evoke memories of a time when the Thai people herded their livestock. People would attach bells around the necks of buffaloes and cows so they could follow the sound to find their animals grazing in the forest. (Photo: Dinh Tuyen)

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A unique antique gallery belonging to a Thai woman.

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Quy Chau

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A unique antique gallery belonging to a Thai woman.

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Quy Chau

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