Inaugurated at the end of January 2025, Minh Long Ceramic Museum is expected to officially open to visitors in mid-2025. Here, each ceramic work surpasses the limits of the material, carrying within it a story of persistent creativity, the desire to conquer the peak, and a profound cultural imprint.

Exploring the unique ceramic art space, the audience seems to be immersed in an inspiring art world.

Where every little corner tells unique stories in the language of earth, glaze and fire, fully expressing Minh Long's slogan "Quintessence from Earth - Sophistication from People". This contributes to preserving and spreading the sacred values ​​of Vietnamese culture, extending the source of that heritage for future generations.

The exhibition space not only introduces Vietnamese ceramic works, but also demonstrates the inheritance and continuation of Minh Long's heritage through generations.

From that philosophy, the Minh Long Ceramic Museum is about to be launched, an important piece in the national cultural treasure. Each unique ceramic work is an "ambassador" promoting the traditional beauty, culture and country of Vietnam to international friends.

On the first floor, the lobby creates an overwhelming feeling with a 100% ceramic lamp set, 5 floors high, inspired by the legend of the dragon's descendants.

Four Seasons Lotus Painting - Spring Summer Autumn Winter with spring lotus blooming, summer sunshine, autumn dragonflies filling the sky signaling the changing weather, and winter leaves and flowers gradually fading. The four seasons represent the flow of time, the philosophy of reincarnation.

Next is the area displaying Minh Long's smallest products, only a few centimeters, representing Vietnamese cultural art.

The Fashion area displays products with high aesthetic value. The highlight is three 1.7 meter high female statues baked in one block.

Going further inside, visitors can stop to admire the Butterfly Clock painting with hundreds of butterflies converging like a fairy dream.

Walking further inside is a row of colorful tulips. Each flower and leaf is sculpted to life-size.

The basement simulates a pottery village with bronze statues recreating the stages of making ceramics.

Moving further inside is the kiln - Minh Long's revolutionary kiln, marking the first time in history that there was a flat kiln that could burn from oxygen to reduction.

The area where artisans make products.

In particular, each area is designed as a living chronicle, leading viewers through each stage of development of Vietnamese ceramics.

Here, ceramic works with Eastern influences blend with modern Western art, creating a rare diversity and uniqueness.

This not only demonstrates the brand's strategic vision, but also affirms the position of Vietnamese ceramics in the flow of contemporary creativity.