Huong Nga Fine Arts New Brand Identity
Huong Nga Fine Arts New Brand Identity

We have furnished Vietnamese lacquer furniture to thousands of clients and made our Vietnamese conical hat logo recognized worldwide. However, since the current logo is an old design, we decided to create a new logo to show more about our core values.​

Jul 20, 2019
Mirror
 
Mirror
Mirror
 
Mirror
Mirror
 
Mirror
Mirror
 
Mirror
Mirror
 
Mirror
Mirror
 
Mirror
A shape chest, 3 drawers
 
A shape chest, 3 drawers
Dancing Lady
 
Dancing Lady
Tray
 
Tray
Tray
 
Tray
Tray
 
Tray
Tray
 
Tray
Round tray
 
Round tray
Round tray
 
Round tray
Rectangular tray
 
Rectangular tray
Rectangular tray
 
Rectangular tray
Rectangular tray
 
Rectangular tray
Japanese tray
 
Japanese tray
Tray
 
Tray
Oval tray
 
Oval tray
Breakfast tray
 
Breakfast tray
Tray with folding stand
 
Tray with folding stand
Tray with folding stand
 
Tray with folding stand
Tray
 
Tray
Tray with handles
 
Tray with handles
Tray with handles
 
Tray with handles
Tray
 
Tray
Sushi tray
 
Sushi tray
Tray with handles
 
Tray with handles
Round handle tray (size L)
 
Round handle tray (size L)
Round handle tray (size M)
 
Round handle tray (size M)
Round handle tray (size S)
 
Round handle tray (size S)
Tray
 
Tray
Rectangular trays with handles
 
Rectangular trays with handles
Nest of 3 rectangular trays
 
Nest of 3 rectangular trays
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Vase
 
Vase
Round pot
 
Round pot
Square pot
 
Square pot
Square pot
 
Square pot
Round pot
 
Round pot
Round pot
 
Round pot
Vase (size L)
 
Vase (size L)
Vase (size M)
 
Vase (size M)
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History of Lacquer-ware

It is uncertain just how long Asia has been defining and redefining the technique by which lacquer and its byproducts are produced. Popularised during the dynastic periods of India and China, lacquer was later perfected by the early empires of Korea and Japan. Lacquer-ware can arguably be considered one of Asia’s most significant contributions to the world of fine art.

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Lacquer-ware in Vietnam

The tradition of harvesting lacquer traces its origins in Phu Tho, in the heart of Northern Vietnam, and dates back over two millennia. It is here that Vietnamese artisans discovered how to use the Rhus Succedanea Tree sap, a sumac of South East Asia, and how to convert the oleo-resins into a slow drying natural lacquer which can be used to protect delicate paintings and other forms of art. Obtaining the lacquer and crafting lacquer ware is a process that requires knowledge, patience, ingenuity and foresight. The final product must be pleasing to the eye and not lack in quality of design, usefulness and durability. A well-crafted lacquer ware product should be able to last as long as the tradition that built it.

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Lacquer care

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