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Craftsman Duong Van Doan, 48, dries a decorative fan at Chang Son, a famous traditional craft village, in Thach That district, Vietnam. Chang Son villagers have made fans for centuries and their products have been exported to many markets such as Japan, Korea and some European countries. According to Doan, it takes him about 20 days to finish a giant size decorative fan. The fans usually sell for around $250. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Tuan makes paper fans at her home in Chang Son. According to Tuan, her family makes around 5,000 paper fans per month, including daily use, decorative and giant sized souvenir fans. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Tuan makes paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Tuan holds paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Tuan checks paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Thuan makes paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Thuan makes paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Craftswoman Phan, 92, holds a paper fan at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Tuan makes paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Tuan makes paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Craftswoman Phan, left, and Nguyen Thi Tuan check paper fans at their home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Craftswoman Phan splits bamboo in order to make paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Craftsman Duong Van Doan paints a decorative fan at his home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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Nguyen Thi Tuan checks paper fans at her home in Chang Son. LUONG THAI LINH, EPA-EFE |
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