A new museum in Vietnam is drawing visitors with its unusual design inspired by pottery wheels.

The 3,300 square-metre building in the ancient ceramics village of Bat Trang will function as a venue for arts and crafts and cultural tourism.

Designed by architect Hoang Thuc Hao, the museum features seven funnel-shaped buildings, the outer walls of which are carved into multi-layered patterns.

Bat Trang is one of the oldest, most famous traditional craft villages of northern Vietnam.

Ceramics produced there are considered to be of high quality and are widely sold all over the country.

The 3,300 square meter project has a turntable design of a ceramic craftsman, built in the heart of the ancient pottery village of Bat Trang (with unique architecture based on the idea of ​​ancient gourd furnace by architect Hoang Thuc Hao), with a total investment of about 150 billion dongs.

Vietnam Craft Village Elite Center is oriented to develop into a unique destination for Vietnamese craft village cultural tourism, located at Bat Trang village, Hanoi city – far from the center. Hanoi city center about 15km (The video was recorded on April 5)

The center was built and developed with the aim of honoring the quintessence of the father’s pottery, displaying unique ceramic products to visitors.

The museum is a real head-turner with its extraordinary appearance. It consists of 7 funnel-shaped buildings intertwined together, their outer walls carved into multi-layered patterns. The design is said to have been inspired by pottery wheels – the signature tool of potters. (an indispensable tool of traditional pottery making).

With a history that can be traced back a millennium, the Bát Tràng Ceramic Village is one of the oldest, most famous traditional craft villages of northern Vietnam. Ceramics produced here are considered to be of high quality and are widely sold all over the country.