Unique products from Hoi An bamboo are sold abroad
06/05/2020
From the rough bamboo trees that seemed to leave, the man in Hoi An turned them into unique products.
Every product created by Mr. Tan is always the brainchild and full of life
For many years, domestic and foreign tourists coming to Hoi An ancient town were surprised and excited to see the unique artworks from bamboo root of Mr. Anh Vo Tan Tan (41 years old, in village 2 , Cẩm Thanh commune, Hội An, Quảng Nam).
Having a father who is a famous worker in Hoi An, so Mr. Tan inherited the proficient professional skills, plus his passion for creativity, he produced many artistic products from the same category. Very familiar tree of Vietnam.
 Located right by the foot of Cua Dai Bridge, Vo Tan Tan's Bamboo Taboo Bamboo attracts visitors to visit and shop because of the originality of bamboo products. His products are highly applicable, environmentally friendly, but also contribute to wake up a seemingly faded village.
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 The Nikon camera and phone case are manufactured by Mr. Tan from rough bamboo stumps
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 Lotus buds are also made from bamboo
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 Many foreign guests directly experience at Taboo Bamboo's factory by Mr. Vo Tan Tan
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 The inanimate bamboo roots through Mr. Tan's skillful hands became beautiful, unique and strange night lamps
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 Not only attracting tourists, products made by Mr. Tan have been sold in many countries around the world such as France, USA, Thailand ...
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 Carved patterns on bamboo products
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 Mr. Vo Tan Tan is taking care of shaping the glass. He is the one who brought many unique products from Vietnamese bamboo to the world
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 Bamboo products when brought abroad cost tens of USD
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 Each product created by Mr. Tan has its own value
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 The glasses made by Mr. Tan are from VND 80-120,000
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 The beautiful little pigs are also made from bamboo
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 The old phone is on display in Mr. Tan's house. It is also one of the tourist attractions
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 Mr. Tan has just launched a 4-wheel bamboo truck, an eco-friendly electric car
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