In modern life, the traditional costumes of ethnic minority groups are at risk of fading into obscurity. In some places, local communities can no longer preserve the distinctive cultural identity reflected in their traditional attire. In response, many localities across Tuyen Quang Province have sought to preserve and revive weaving and embroidery, while encouraging people to wear their traditional costumes with pride. In Hong Thai Commune, women continue to preserve traditional crafts, ensuring their cultural roots are not forgotten and allowing visitors to experience the locality's rich cultural heritage.

Sao Ha Village, located in Van Chai Hamlet, Yen Minh Commune, Tuyen Quang Province, sits at an altitude of 1,500 meters above sea level and is surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and a nearly 250-hectare primeval forest. Nestled in the heart of the rocky plateau, Sao Ha feels like a peaceful, mysterious haven, completely cut off from the outside world.

Under the skilled hands of artisans in Trung Thinh Commune, raw silver ingots are carefully weighed, shaped, engraved, fired, and polished into exquisite pieces of jewelry. Every stage is carried out entirely by hand, requiring patience, precision, and years of accumulated experience.