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Nón lá
Conical leaf hat
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Non La – the symbol of Vietnamese elegance
For a
long time, the image of young ladies with conical palm leaf hat known in
Vietnamse as “Non La” has become a symbol of Vietnamese charm and
beauty. Along with Ao Dai, the Vietnamese traditional long dress, the
hat stands for national costume identity now broadly recognizable around
the world.
For a long time, the
image of young ladies with a conical palm leaf hat known in Vietnamse
as “Non La” has become a symbol of Vietnamese charm and beauty. Along
with Ao Dai, the Vietnamese traditional long dress, the hat stands for
national costume identity now broadly recognizable around the world.
Though appearing very fragile, Non La is in fact fairly strong as it is
designed to withstand intense use and the impact of adverse weather
conditions. In the tropical condition of Vietnam with plenty of sun and
rain, Non La was a useful headgear to protect ancient Vietnamese from
sun and rain. Besides, women can use Non La as a basket for when
shopping in the market or a hand fan in hot summer days. Beside the
practical purposes, it especially enhances the feminine grace when
combined with Ao Dai – the Vietnamese long traditional dress.
A Vietnamese lady in Ao
Dai and Non La
Up till now, the exact origin of Non La is still a question. However,
the hat’s image was embossed on two Vietnam’s ancient artifacts such as
bronze drums dating back 2500 - 3000 years ago. It indicates that Non La
was already popular during this period, or perhaps even earlier. As a
part of Vietnamese lifestyle, Non La has maintained its presence through
all stages of war and peace of the country’s history. It is prominent in
folklore as well as nowadays festivals.
Non La is creatively hand-made from simple materials of nature including
palm leaves for roofing and bamboo for frame. The hat’s outer surface is
often covered by a layer of clear varnish to increase smoothness and
water resistance. The making process requires experience, patience and
skilled hands. Apparently, no machine is able to replace the traditional
techniques inherited throughout generations of craftsmen to whom Non La
making has been their livelihood.
In addition to the original version, Non La has many variations such as
Non Ngua (horse hat) from the coastal province of Binh Dinh in Central
Vietnam or Non Quai Thao (flat palm hat) from a number of Northern
provinces. Specific regions have their own ways of making their version
of hat unique. However, it is commonly agreed among Vietnamese that the
most beautiful variation of all is Non Bai Tho (poem hat), which is
originated from Hue, the ancient capital of Vietnam, land of picturesque
landscapes and famous poets. The decorative images such as the lotus
blossom or the Buddha face are delicately imbedded between two layers of
palm leaves and only visible in direct sunlight.
An image of Non Bai Tho
with decorations only visible under strong light
There are many villages along Vietnam making Non la for a means of
living. Chuong village in a suburban district of Hanoi named Thanh Oait
the city’s center, is one well known location for its traditional hat
making trade lasting through three centuries. Chuong villagers are very
strict in selecting materials only sourcing the best from palm growing
Northern provinces. The village produces thousands of hats per day for
purposes of personal use, tourism souvenirs and export. The village is
now a highlight of
Vietnam day tours in the North for foreign
tourists. A short drive from Hanoi will take tourists to Chuong village
where they can enjoy discovering how Non La is made, listening to the
stories of Non La’s history and learning more about Vietnam’s culture.
After all, one thing they cannot afford to miss is taking back with them
a hand-made Non La as a unique souvenir from Vietnam.
Chuong village’s
artisans meticulously make the conical hats
Along with the rapid economic development of Vietnam, people’s
preferences are shifting toward hats of modern design and higher
practical usage value. This consequently has led to a drop in demand of
Non La in major cities. However, in the countryside it is still a main
choice for farmers who spend much of their time outdoors working in the
fields. So the sighting of Non La on the road or amid the paddy fields
is just a common thing to tourists on a trip to rural areas.
Not only for Vietnamese, Non La brings the softness of Oriental style
and elegance to any foreign visitors wearing it. Notable among those who
have tried it with delight while visiting Vietnam is the former US
Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton.
Frist lady and later on
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton & daughter Chelsea Clinton wearing
Non La on a visit to Vietnam in 2000
The international
contestants of Mrs World 2009 in Ao Dai and Non La
Arsenal's superstars
wearing Non La on the vacation of visiting Vietnam in July 2013
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Nón lá thân thương
Ngắm
sao ngoại cực dễ thương với nón lá
Chính v́ vậy, để thể
hiện sự cảm ơn với fans cũng như yêu mến dành cho đất nước chúng ta, các
sao ngoại thường xuyên cập nhật những h́nh ảnh đội nón lá vô cùng mộc
mạc và giản dị
March Chutavuth Pattarakampol mới đây đă đăng một bức ảnh đội nón lá
Việt Nam
trên fanpage của ḿnh. Không thể phủ nhận rằng với chiếc nón lá và bộ
dạng
“ ngáo ngơ”, anh chàng trông vô cùng dễ thương và thân thiện
Nadech Kugimiya vô cùng hồ hởi và hứng thú với chiếc nón lá
mà người hâm mộ Việt Nam gửi tặng.
Cô nàng Yaya Urrasaya ngay khi nhận được quà đă tranh thủ
“ tự sướng” để khoe ngay với fan
Chiếc nón lá trở thành một phụ kiện độc đáo trong những bức h́nh của
MBLAQ
Các thành viên Suju luôn khiến các fan “ sôi sùng sục” khi liên tiếp
khoe h́nh với nón lá
Những cô nàng cá tính của 2NE1 trông vô cùng dễ thương
và tinh nghịch khi tạo dáng cùng chiếc nón lá Việt Nam
Các thành viên của nhóm KARA trông thật dịu dàng và nữ tính
khi mang bên ḿnh chiếc nón lá
Post ngày:
12/07/18
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