The real silkmakers in Vietnam are suddenly pushed into the throbbing situation by the turn of customers in the domestic market and export markets.

In this context, Vietnamese silk lovers always consider to revive Vietnamese silk profession; The producers and people who want to bring Vietnamese silk products around the world, to the most expensive, high-end fashion markets like Milan or Paris, have joined together.

Those are Huynh Tan Phuoc - Director of Nhat Minh Silk Company; Minh Hanh fashion designer; Ha Thi Hoa - Director of Ha Bao Silk Weaving Company ... They joined forces to create a brand named Vietnam Silk House in November 2017.

Vietnam Silk House has a function to promote Vietnamese silk rather than silk business, so Vietnam Silk House is designed to both display silk and have materials and simulations to help customers understand more about Bao Loc silk and Vietnamese silk.

Believing that the "Memory of Hoi An" will become a specialty in the world's travel menu, learning the idea of rebuilding traditional villages of Quang Nam at the Impression Hoi An Theme Cultural Park, home designer Minh Hanh - a woman who has spent her life promoting Vietnamese culture to the world helped connect with Bao Loc Silk to set up the model Vietnam Silk House with processes from growing mulberry, raising silkworms, reeling, weaving and displaying finished products at the Park.

From Mrs. Tang Tam Tang ...

Quang Nam is famous for mulberry growing, silkworm raising, silk weaving. Especially the Duy Xuyen area with the Ma Chau silk village (Nam Phuoc town, Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam province) is a 16th-century craft village associated with the beautiful love story between the female bride-picking village Doan Thi Ngoc and Lord Nguyen Phuc Lan in a python night on the banks of the Thu Bon River.

They married and when Lord Nguyen Phuc Lan ascended the throne, she was named Doan Quy Phi, then Hieu Chieu Hoang Hau, the mother of Hien Nguyen Phuc Tan.

Once a princess, Doan Quy Phi still remembers and kept his old job and made great contributions to encouraging his hometown, silkworm raising, silk reeling, silk weaving to flourish in the 17th century.

Rabbi Alexandre de Rhodes arrived in Hoi An in late 1624, commented: "There is so much silk in Dang Trong that is used to make nets and braided boat strings".

From the busy commercial port of Hoi An, silk of Dang Trong country followed the famous "silk road on the sea" at that time traveling around the world. Every year, boats from Japan, Portugal and the Netherlands ... come here to buy raw silk and silk. Therefore, the people in the region worshiping Doan Quy Phi is the Lady Tam Tang Tang.

During the flourishing period of the profession, the whole Ma Chau village weaved silk, more than 4,000 looms woven day and night. At one point, the mulberry growing area for Ma Chau silk village amounted to thousands of hectares along the Thu Bon River. However, the rhythms in Ma Chau silk village started to thin down from the 2000s for many reasons and culminated in mid-2017, Ma Chau silk cooperative dissolved because of losses ...

At present, Ma Chau silk village is the only one left. Mr. Tran Huu Phuong - the 18th heir of silk village has remained with the profession by establishing Ma Chau Co., Ltd. to receive mulberry growing, silkworm raising on an area of ​​over 2 hectares, gathering artisans to restore silk by traditional manual methods.

With a good material area, Ma Chau Silk can provide a small part of finished silk for consumer and tourism markets of Quang Nam and Hoi An; supply silk to Bao Loc.

Ma Chau's difficulty is modern textile technology, brand and output. Meanwhile, in order to build a silk market, it is necessary to have the connection of fashion brands, high-tech manufacturers (textile / printing), silk incubators and mulberry growing areas. It is not enough if there is only one possibility.

Vietnam-Vietnam Silk House display space in Hoi An Impressive Theme Park is arranged on an area of ​​over 200m2 including silkworm raising areas, silk cars, silk weaving and product display booths. In the near future, when the Vietnamese village is completed, there will be an area of ​​over 500m2 for strawberry fields.

Tourists not only see the products, touch the softness of silk, but also listen to the artisans from the Silk Village of Ma Chau introduce the processes and techniques of each stage from silkworm raising to silk motor. , weaving.

For those who are familiar with branded goods, there will be almost no gap between 100% silk products of Vietnam Silk House and international brands such as Hermes, Chanel or Dior. Each needle line is elaborate, sharp, high-tech print motifs.