Tet decoration flowers are in full swing

Therefore, these days, Ms. Huynh Thi Bich Thuy in Quarter 6, Tan An Ward, La Gi Town is busy diversifying models of money trees and decorative flowers of all kinds to serve the market demand for the upcoming Lunar New Year.

Having worked in the teaching environment for more than 30 years, after retiring, Ms. Huynh Thi Bich Thuy decided to choose the profession of making money trees and decorative flowers of all kinds to earn extra income to support her family, as well as to satisfy her passion for designing and creating beautiful, lovely handicrafts.

Some money trees are completed by Mrs. Thuy's skillful hands.

During Tet, the money tree is the most popular tree in the market because it has a harmonious color with the main yellow tone meaning to bring luck, fortune, prosperity, as well as create more luxury for the living space in each house, each money tree will be made with different sizes to suit the space, preferences and "wallet" of each person... Ms. Thuy shared.

Use the shells of cake boxes to make vases

In addition to the money tree, the Lunar New Year market in recent years has also favored crystal flowers. With her nimble hands, Mrs. Thuy threaded fishing line through colorful crystals and then tied the zinc wire tightly to shape the flowers. In no time, the crystals stuck together to form calyxes, pistils, and petals, looking extremely beautiful. Apricot blossoms, peach blossoms, and crystal lotus flowers… were “born” one after another through Mrs. Thuy’s skillful hands.

In addition to money trees and crystal flowers, Ms. Thuy also makes a variety of fabric flowers, velvet flowers, garlic towers, cereal towers, etc. to serve the needs of the Tet market.

The Lunar New Year of Giap Thin is approaching, along with the urgent and busy atmosphere of everyone, every profession, handmade flower makers like Mrs. Thuy, are still working hard every day to create beautiful tree and flower models with the desire to add more joyful and brilliant colors to the spring day of each person, each family.

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