The residents of a village north of Hanoi, Vietnam, have decorated their community with artwork comprised of discarded materials.

Several mosaics are seen embedded onto the walls as the filmer strolls down a street in Lien Mac.

The pieces of art have been made from ceramic fragments, broken bottles and glass collected by locals.

Nguyen Thi Hien, who started the project, said: "The idea of ​​this artistic path has been cherished for a few years but has only been implemented."

She added that the artwork is intended to raise awareness for environmental protection by recycling waste.

This footage was filmed on March 22.

The people of a village in the North of Vietnam have been diligently collecting discarded materials such as ceramic fragments, broken bottles and dishes to decorate them as a special ceramic street. Creating a unique artistic ceramic path.

Sharing about the project, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hien, the owner of the idea, said: "The idea of ​​this artistic path has been cherished for a few years but has only been implemented". When asked about the meaning of this road, Ms. Hien said she wanted to stimulate people's awareness of environmental protection by recycling waste.

All materials for making pottery paintings are from bottles, jars, bowls, porcelain dishes, glass, and ceramic pots that are broken or discarded ... collected by the people.

The main content of the paintings is to recreate the life of Vietnamese rural people from plowing to canal, roof ...When you come here, everyone will be surprised and fascinated by dozens of pictures arranged along the walls of the lively alley.

The video was shot in a village in Hanoi City, Vietnam on March 22.