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We named our items based on our childhood time and the cultural observation.
The first chapter of our journey is finally out
We call them “Bé Lớn” and “Bé Nhỏ”. They mean big baby and little baby, the way vietnamese parents often call children. Back to the old days, our parents sitting in the kitchen with the warm meals in coconut bowls and waiting for us back home from school “Wash your hands, it’s time to eat.” – they said. Or in a pleasure day, we would love to bath in the sun light and enjoy snacks from these beautiful ones. They were one of the first products came up to our mind from the beginning.
Bé Lớn – Coconut bowl (big): 3,600 forint
Bé Nhỏ – Coconut bowl (small): 2,700 forint
Another functional item from coconut wood that you can use to drink beer in a hot summer day or a creative way to put flowers in. We call it “1, 2, 3 Dô” – a popular vietnamese phrase that we use to connect everyone in parties.
1, 2, 3 Dô – Coconut cup: 3,500 forint
As we wrote about how water hyacinth attached to river-folks in previous post, a heart shaped basket is the way we reply to our mother of waters. Its name is “Tim Sông” that means heart of river.
Tim Sông – Water hyacinth heart basket: 4,000 forint
The farmers wake up before the sunrise and just back home after the sunset. They see the moon on their way to the field and give themselves for the sun during working time. Without them, we couldn’t get good rice in our meals. Rice is an important part of our culture. Our sincere respect for the farmers is the reason for the names we call these round placemat “Mặt Trăng” and “Mặt Trời” – moon and sun.
Mặt Trăng – Water hyacinth round placemat (small): 700 forint
Mặt Trời – Water hyacinth round placemat (big): 900 forint
We hope you like them like how we love and proud of our root.
Lam Sơn – We Love You
Lam Sơn 