Phiêu Diêu's Artists
Meet our dedicated Vietnamese artisans who passionately uphold and enrich the nation's traditional craftsmanship and cultural legacy.
Artist Nguyễn Tú
Artist Nguyễn Tú (known by his art name Khoá) is a versatile artist with 20 years of experience as a freelancer in both painting and photography. Having graduated with a major in Ceramics from University of Arts and Design (Hanoi), he carries a profound love for traditional fine arts into every piece he creates.
His chosen style is characterized by simple, rustic strokes that bring ordinary scenes of life into vibrant existence, rich with emotion and artistic intention. As a son of Hanoi, alongside his unique works depicting the Old Quarter, he also holds a deep affection for the nature, people, and culture of the Northwest region (Tây Bắc).
With innate talent and artistic sensitivity, Nguyễn Tú possesses a unique ability to breathe life into spaces, transforming them into distinct and emotionally rich experiences.
His mark is extensive, ranging from his role in interior design for high-end fashion chains to various accommodation projects in Hanoi. Notably, his contribution created an unforgettable aesthetic signature at the Avana Retreat resort (located in Mai Châu, now part of Phú Thọ province), a testament to his harmonious blend of contemporary art and indigenous spirit.
Beyond space creation, Nguyễn Tú remains an active and committed member of the art community. He continuously brings his heartfelt works, which include ceramics, paintings, and photography, closer to the public through participation and organization of prestigious exhibitions nationwide.
Significantly, 2025 is set to be an important milestone affirming his artistic stature with the meaningful Gốm Thiệp (Ceramic-Thiệp) Exhibition. This event is not only an opportunity for the public to admire his unique ceramic art but also a deeply commemorative activity, paying tribute to the birthday of the talented late writer, Nguyễn Huy Thiệp.
His Collections
Type: Ceramic
Unique Ceramic Vase - Free Flow (01)
Type: Cushion Cover
Embroidered Cushion Cover (48 cm)
Mrs. Vương Nam Phương
Nam Phương, a University of Arts and Design (Hanoi) graduate with a major in Graphic Design, is an art enthusiast known for her refined aesthetic sense and extensive experience in interior decoration.
She played a crucial role in conceptualizing and realizing the spatial designs for well-known fashion retail chains in Hanoi. Crucially, she dedicated her passion to Avana Retreat, a nature resort in Mai Châu (now Phú Thọ), showcasing an impressive ability to blend Northwestern Vietnamese culture with luxurious resort spaces. This effort created unique, yet intimate, visual and experiential guest settings.
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How long does shipping take?
How long does shipping take?
Shipping times vary depending on your location and the shipping method selected. Estimated delivery times under normal customs clearance conditions are as follows:
• 10-12 days for shipments to the USA and Canada
• 7-10 days for shipments to the UK
• 12-15 days for shipments to Australia
• 3-5 days for shipments to Singapore
• 5-7 days for shipments to Korea
For other destinations, please contact us to get detailed information.
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How can I track my order?
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Do you ship internationally?
Do you ship internationally?
We ship worldwide, except for fragile products, which can only be received at Phiêu Diêu Studio.
What payment methods do you accept?
What payment methods do you accept?
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