MC Manh Khang 'fell in love' with Central Highlands brocade fabric

Participating in hosting the program Vietnam's Origin (broadcast on VTV1), Manh Khang feels lucky to have the opportunity to experience the folk culture of different regions, especially discovering the unique features of brocade fabric.

MC Manh Khang enjoys experiencing regional cultures. Photo: NVCC

For Manh Khang, brocade fabrics are not simply handicrafts but also works of art, a precious cultural treasure of the people of the Central Highlands. Each pattern has its own meaning, closely linked to the lives and beliefs of the people. “Maintaining and developing the art of brocade weaving helps preserve the cultural values ​​and unique identities of ethnic groups,” he shared.

To create a complete brocade, the artisan must go through many meticulous steps. From choosing natural cotton fibers, dyeing with leaves to stretching the fibers on the loom and skillfully threading each thread back and forth. Each stitch contains the artisan's passion and love for the traditional craft.

Manh Khang respects artisans for preserving traditional craft villages . Photo: NVCC

“Anyone who has ever set foot in the Central Highlands will surely never forget the colorful brocades. Each pattern on it is like a fairy tale about life, about people and about the soul of this red basalt land. For me, every trip to the Central Highlands is a journey of discovery and admiration of the artistic masterpieces created by nature and humans,” he confided.

Sharing with Thanh Nien , the male MC said this was the third time he had come to Dak Lak . He was impressed by the majestic landscape and was also attracted by the story of the brocade fabrics. "A beautiful and sophisticated brocade woven by hand takes 1 month to weave. For me, preserving, promoting and appreciating the value of brocade is not only preserving a craft but also a way to express love and pride in national culture," the male MC shared.

During his journey, Manh Khang was impressed by the water worship rituals. Every year, during the dry season or after the harvest, people often hold a ceremony to thank the gods for providing abundant, clean water sources... He shared: "The water worship ritual is a reminder to protect water resources. Water is not only an indispensable part of life but also has profound spiritual and cultural values, encouraging the community to respect and protect nature."

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