Bat Trang Ceramic Museum is a very popular “check-in” spot in Hanoi. In addition to its unique architecture, the museum is a place that preserves the quintessence of Vietnamese pottery, attracting many tourists.
Overview of Bat Trang Ceramic Museum
Located at No. 28, Village 5, Bat Trang Commune, Hanoi. Bat Trang Ceramic Museum is built on a 3,700 m² plot of land. A few meters from Bat Trang Ceramic Village and about 20km from the center of the capital. To visit the museum, visitors can buy an entrance ticket for 30,000 VND.
Inspired by the ceramic turntable, Bat Trang Ceramic Museum is a 7-giant spiral-shaped rotating block with soft curves connecting each other to create a unique masterpiece.
A large display space showcasing ceramic works from each stage of the ceramic village’s development. You will see for yourself the design products with high artistic value. The quantity is truly massive, showcasing the unique styles of each artisan.
Not only ceramics, but you also have the opportunity to enjoy the extremely impressive sculpture. Along with that are works of art with a fascinating contemporary direction.
Traditional Bat Trang materials, such as ceramic bricks, mosaic tiles, and fired tiles, are also used to the fullest to achieve the most “authentic” color for the museum.
The first floor is arranged like a ceramics museum, with valuable masterpieces displayed in a central, easily visible location. The open design space fully meets the scale of organizing exhibitions, traditional festivals, and traditional fairs to promote and exchange local traditional cultural values.
Coming to the second floor space is where most of the typical tools in the ceramic profession, such as gourd kilns, box kilns, and gas kilns, are gathered.
Besides, there are household items from ancient times restored by the skillful hands of artisans.
The third floor will be an experience of contemporary and modern ceramic works. The exhibition area represents continuous updating and innovation amid social trends that change every day. The museum’s rooftop area should not be missed. Here, you and your family can enjoy a large tea and coffee space.
The place is arranged with many green trees and beautifully shaped miniature landscapes. Visitors coming here can both immerse themselves in nature and lift a cup of tea, its aroma delicious.
Most visitors to the Bat Trang ceramic museum are especially interested in the experience of molding ceramic and porcelain products. You will be enthusiastically instructed by artisans on how to use clay and operate the turntable.
Upon completion, your work will be filed for you to take home. Don’t worry if you can not complete it, the instructors will enthusiastically help you to have the perfect product.
Source: collected by An
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