Learn Lacquer Art, a traditional Vietnamese art form, with Professor Tran Anh Tuan. With over 32 years of experience, Professor Tuan, born in Hanoi in 1972, leads the Lacquer Art department at Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Arts. He is dedicated to preserving and promoting Vietnamese lacquer art both domestically and internationally.

Fact: Lacquer art is renowned for its intricate and beautiful incorporation of natural materials such as eggshells, pearl shells, and abalone shells. These elements are combined with lacquer to create detailed and textured patterns. The process involves drying the lacquer in a high-humidity environment and sanding it to reveal the underlying shapes. This element of randomness often leads to surprising and unique results for the artists.