Brocade Wallet

Vietnam is a country rich in cultural diversity, formed from the long history and traditions of over 50 ethnic groups. From bustling cities to peaceful countryside, Vietnam's cultural heritage is reflected in every aspect of daily life, from cuisine, clothing, and festivals to traditional crafts. One of the clearest expressions of Vietnam's culture is through its woven fabrics, especially the art of brocade.
Today, brocade is no longer confined to traditional designs but is increasingly blended with modern styles. Architects and interior designers have creatively introduced new combinations, such as using brocade in artistic decorations or as accents in contemporary spaces. These brocade pieces, when arranged thoughtfully, create an appealing contrast between the old and the new, bringing a modern yet culturally rich atmosphere to any space. Brocade fabrics can be applied to create curtains, adding warmth and vibrancy to rooms, or used to make handbags, throw pillows, scarves, and wall art. Products made from brocade fabrics, with their rich patterns, evoke memories, emotions, and connections to nature.
The brocade fabrics from Dan Tra are hand-dyed, giving them depth, colorfastness, and a level of sophistication that industrial dyes often cannot match. Hand-dyeing uses natural materials, free from harmful chemicals, ensuring the health of both the user and the artisan. This process is also environmentally friendly, minimizing pollution compared to the use of industrial dyes. This aligns with the growing trend towards sustainability and environmental protection.

Color	Dye Material
Moss Green	Indigo leaves soaked for 3 days
Dark Blue	Indigo leaves soaked for up to 2 weeks
Orange	Curry seeds, banana root (helps retain color)
Green	Erythrina leaves, bean leaves
Cream	Beetroot cream, salt (helps retain color)
Brown	Brown root (contains adhesive substance)
Black	Charcoal soot
Yellow	Turmeric root