Brown enamel vase engraved with lotus and fish

For nearly five decades, the late People’s Artisan and painter Vũ Thắng pursued a distinctive ceramic style rooted in traditional Bát Tràng craftsmanship. Trained at the Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Arts, he brought an artist’s eye to the craft—layering glazes in unique color combinations over classic clay forms and motifs. The result: ceramic works with depth, subtlety, and a contemporary soul.

His pieces are refined yet understated—at home in both historic Vietnamese houses and modern interiors, adding a thoughtful accent to any living space. Today, collectors in Vietnam and beyond continue to seek out his work.

Rooted in the traditional motifs and glaze aesthetics of the late People’s Artisan Vũ Thắng, the handcrafted works at Bát Tràng Museum Atelier reveal subtle shifts in color—formed through layered glazes and high-temperature firing. These quiet variations become gentle marks of uniqueness in every piece.