Gifts Event
6:30 – 8:30 PM · Koto Saigon, 151A Hai Ba Trung Street, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City
An evening to celebrate Viet Artisans handmade goods and the women who craft them.
handmade in the Mekong Delta
A social enterprise offering unique handmade corporate gifts, retail collections, and team-building visits at our craft centre in Vinh Long Province.
Viet Artisans provides free vocational training and job placement for rural and disadvantaged women in Vietnam. Every product is lovingly handmade by our artisans — and every order helps us welcome more people into the workshop.
Designers, interns, and volunteers are warmly welcome at our craft centre. Share your skills, learn traditional techniques, and help carry each gift home.
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6:30 – 8:30 PM · Koto Saigon, 151A Hai Ba Trung Street, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City
An evening to celebrate Viet Artisans handmade goods and the women who craft them.
6:30 – 8:30 PM · Koto Saigon, 151A Hai Ba Trung Street, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City
Introducing our customised corporate gift line for businesses and partners.
Viet Artisans is a social enterprise rooted in the Mekong Delta, where handmade craft traditions meet a modern mission of empowerment. The organisation focuses on creating carefully made gifts and home accessories while supporting rural and disadvantaged women through vocational training. Every product that leaves the workshop carries with it the story of the artisan who shaped it, turning each purchase into a quiet act of solidarity. The result is a brand that feels less like a shop and more like a shared workshop, where beauty and purpose are crafted side by side.
At the heart of the enterprise is a commitment to providing free skills training and long-term job placement for women who might otherwise have limited economic opportunities. By learning techniques such as bookbinding and silkscreening, participants gain steady income, confidence, and a sense of belonging. Profits from sales are reinvested back into the programme, helping more people join the workshop each season. This circular approach means that every order contributes directly to building careers, not just producing objects, and ensures the social mission remains woven into the everyday rhythm of the craft centre.
The retail collection showcases a range of popular pieces including notebooks, greeting cards, tote bags, and passport holders. Each item is designed to be both functional and quietly beautiful, suitable for personal use or thoughtful gifting. Colours tend to be calm and versatile, while materials are chosen for their hand-feel and durability. Because everything is handmade in small batches, no two pieces are exactly alike, lending each object a subtle individuality. Customers looking for something distinctive often find that these understated designs speak more clearly than mass-produced alternatives ever could.
For companies seeking unique corporate gifts, the team offers a customised service that blends branding with artisan craft. Orders can be tailored in colour, material, and finishing touches, allowing businesses to send presents that feel personal rather than generic. The process typically begins with a conversation about the occasion, audience, and desired message, followed by sampling and refinement. Because production happens in-house at the craft centre, quantities can be adapted for both intimate client gifts and larger team distributions, making the offering flexible for a wide range of corporate needs.
Beyond products, Viet Artisans welcomes visitors to its craft centre in Vinh Long Province for hands-on experiences and team-building visits. Groups can tour the workshop, meet the artisans, and try simple techniques themselves, turning a regular day trip into a memorable shared activity. The setting along the Mekong Delta adds a sense of place, with light, landscape, and local culture enriching every visit. These experiences are designed to be inclusive and reflective, encouraging participants to slow down, connect with makers, and leave with a deeper appreciation for handmade work.
The organisation also opens its doors to designers, interns, and volunteers who want to contribute their time and talents. Past collaborators have supported areas such as marketing, product development, photography, and storytelling, helping the brand reach new audiences while learning about ethical production firsthand. Short-term opportunities like summer internships and structured visits allow people from different backgrounds to participate meaningfully, regardless of prior craft experience. This open-door culture reflects a belief that social enterprise thrives when communities of supporters grow alongside the artisans themselves.
Visually, the brand identity leans into a clean, modern aesthetic that lets the craft take centre stage. A deep teal palette paired with bright sky-blue accents creates a sense of calm energy, while rounded sans-serif typography keeps the tone approachable and contemporary. Small heart motifs and thin illustrated skyline line-art add a gentle decorative warmth without overwhelming the content. Generous spacing, flat colour blocks, and full-bleed photography give the site a poster-like clarity, making it easy for visitors to explore collections, stories, and visit options with equal ease.
Ultimately, Viet Artisans invites customers, partners, and curious travellers to become part of an ongoing story rather than a single transaction. Whether someone shops a retail piece, commissions a corporate gift, or joins a workshop visit, they are helping sustain a model that values people as much as product. The brand's promise is simple: beautiful, carefully made goods, shared with smiles, and crafted by hands that are steadily building brighter futures in the Mekong Delta. It is an invitation to give, receive, and participate in something genuinely meaningful.
Designers invited to submit concepts for new Viet Artisans collections.
A nationwide call welcoming fresh ideas from emerging Vietnamese designers.
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Viet Artisans collection debut
The launch of new handmade pieces created by our team of artisans.
Press & publications
Viet Artisans has been featured on VTC10, in Ơi magazine, Nhịp Cầu Đầu Tư, Doanh Nhân Sài Gòn, Word magazine, and Thanh Niên News.
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