Hand-Painted Mulberry Silk Scarf – Vietnamese Bamboo

Place of Origin:

Vietnam

Brand Name:

My Duc Mulberry Silk

Usage:

Each bamboo motif is individually hand-painted, making every scarf a one-of-a-kind creation

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Main market:

Vietnam, International (Japan, Korea, America, Dubai, etc.)

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Telephone: +84 24 224 700 38

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HAND-PAINTED MULBERRY SILK SCARF – VIETNAMESE BAMBOO

Bamboo – a symbol of resilience, perseverance, and noble simplicity – has long been woven into the fabric of Vietnamese life. It stands tall in village yards, whispers in the wind, and quietly embodies the spirit of a people. Inspired by this iconic image and with a deep desire to elevate traditional materials, artisan Phan Thi Thuan has created a truly unique product: Hand-Painted Mulberry Silk Scarf – Vietnamese Bamboo.

A single scarf – a work of art. A single gift – a whole cultural story, told through silk and brush.

The soul of bamboo in every thread

Each scarf is woven from Phung Xa mulberry silk, born in the cradle of Vietnam’s ancient sericulture. Artisan Phan Thi Thuan – a woman who has devoted over 60 years of her life to silk – continues to preserve and reinvent the craft, infusing every thread with tradition and innovation.

With the vision of “bringing the image of Vietnamese bamboo to the world”, she blends traditional painting with fine silk, creating exquisite hand-painted miniatures centered around bamboo – a profound emblem of Vietnamese spirit.

Hand-painted silk – A living craft of artistry

Material: Handwoven mulberry silk – soft, light, and smooth as the breeze.

Design: Each bamboo motif is individually hand-painted, making every scarf a one-of-a-kind creation.

Spirit: The bamboo’s elegance carries Eastern philosophy – simplicity, flexibility, and resilience – the same traits that define the Vietnamese character.

Painting on silk is a delicate art – each brushstroke demands precision, emotion, and deep patience. That’s why every scarf is not just an accessory, but a contemporary collectible artwork.