Hieu’s pottery is known for its rough textures and earthy tones—browns, yellows, indigos, and greens. After years of experimenting with both traditional organic ash glazes and modern te♑chniques, he developed a distinctive pottery style.
༺Hieu, the first to establish a private museum dedicated to Muong culture in 2007, has spent nearly two decades preserving and promoting this heritage. His efforts have drawn att♌ention and collaboration from cultural figures worldwide. After mastering traditional pottery techniques, Hieu introduced his own line of ceramics, known as Muong pottery.
Through his work, Hieu aims to inspire other artists and elevate Vietnamese pottery on the global stage./.
