Admiring over 200 artefacts first displayed in Da Nang
Translated by KIM OANH•Jul 13, 2025 14:53
(DNO) - This is the first exhibition to be organised with the participation of collectors from the three regions of Vietnam (North, Central, and South), showcasing many rare and unique artefacts.
On July 11, the Da Nang Museum hosted the special exhibition “Da Nang - Echoes of the Past” with participation from antique associations nationwide, aiming to promote heritage preservation and highlight the value of conserved artefacts across Vietnam.At the opening ceremony, the Da Nang Museum received 79 artefacts from 14 private collectors, including Ly-Tran ceramics, Chu Dau pottery, Nguyen dynasty porcelain, enamelware, religious items, and traditional household objects.The exhibition features collections such as gilded lacquered wood, mother-of-pearl inlaid wooden furniture from the Nguyen dynasty,..... a finely crafted mother-of-pearl inlaid jewellery box.Visitors expressed great interest in the event.In total, over 200 artefacts are being showcased, representing a variety of forms and materials, dating from the 15th century to the Nguyen dynasty.Royal household itemsTea plate of the Nguyen Dynasty
Collectors from all three regions are contributing, including members of the Thang Long Antiquities Association (Hanoi), Xu Dong Antiquities Association (Hai Duong), Pho Hien Antique Club (Hung Yen), Ho Chi Minh City Antiquities Association, and private collectors from Da Nang.
17th–18th century Chinese porcelain15th-16th century Chu Dau ceramic collectionBronze containersThe Le-Trinh to Nguyen dynasties (17th–20th centuries)A bronze letter-scroll-shaped boxNguyen Dynasty's crownRoyal costumes: Emperor Bao Dai’s shoesRoyal kinsman's shoesNguyen dynasty ceremonial robesA close-up of Nguyen dynasty ceremonial robe
