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In a cozy atmosphere, people set aside the hustle and bustle of life to immerse themselves in the gentle colors of spring and inspiring activities. Meticulous hands carefully arranged each flower stem on a foam base shaped like a traditional Vietnamese rice cake, creating works of art that truly captured the spirit of Tet (Vietnamese New Year). Under the enthusiastic guidance of artist Huyen Gin, each flower seemed to come alive, radiating the vibrant colors of spring while preserving the essence of tradition.
In a cozy setting, people set aside the hustle and bustle of life to immerse themselves in the gentle beauty of spring and inspiring activities such as enjoying tea, arranging flowers, and wearing traditional costumes.
Beyond just the art of flower arranging, the workshop also takes participants on a journey through the essence of Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year). Cups of fragrant spring tea are poured, making the New Year's conversations even more intimate. Dressed in traditional costumes, participants feel as if they are touching upon past memories, experiencing more vividly the exquisite beauty of Vietnamese culture.
The spring tea cups were filled to the brim, emitting a fragrant aroma.
With meticulous hands, each flower stem is carefully arranged on a foam base shaped like a traditional Vietnamese rice cake, creating works of art that truly capture the spirit of Tet (Vietnamese New Year).
With the support of Nương Náu Art Hub, LiLa tea, and Ỷ VÂN HIÊN (倚雲軒), the event organized by Travellive Media Group left behind beautiful memories – not just an experience, but also an opportunity to slow down, to reconnect with roots, and to feel the spirit of Tet from the simplest things. “Bánh Chưng, Bánh Hoa” concluded with smiles, lovely flowers, and hearts full of inspiration for a new spring.
Here are some more photos from the workshop:
The event left behind beautiful memories.
At the workshop, everyone gets to experience things firsthand.
The event offered a blend of tradition and innovation.
The guests felt as if they were touching upon past memories, experiencing more vividly the exquisite beauty of Vietnamese culture.
