With small tips you can do this easily and have a unique work at home by growing. Don’t use only kind of flower, you can combinate many kinds of flower to new effects. Now, we will start to act.
Essential things
- lightweight terracotta pots: choose big size, bright colors, smooth suface, elegant patterns( should buy vietnamese pots, if you like more attractive containers, you can choose vietnamese glazed pots)
- Nursing:  1 bush White geranium, 4 bush blue Lobelia, 4 bush bacopa.
- Nutrial soil.
Arranging.
- Pour soil into lightweight terracotta pots , next set up White geranium at center of container.
-Then, split other space into 8 parts, set up alternately between Lobelia and bacopa lik as picture.

Creating a wonderful living space with beautiful flowers, you will have comfortable place for relaxing and enjoy pure environment at home without going out. Life is busy, maybe you don’t many time to travel but you can perfect enjoy natural beauty. I think that you are very glad when you see change your house after you use some skills to make a new things in magic. All your friends will see you with admire when they see great house. “ Change to have happiness”, and you are able to do it with my instructions. If you like pure beauty, please grow a special flowering - lightweight terracotta pots like as below picture to decorate garden or balcony in front of rooms.

Detail information.
Please contact our TKPOTTERY if you want to have a good container for growing.
THIEN KY EXIM CO., LTD (TKPOTTERY)

Head Office:
72/37 Nhat Chi Mai Street, Ward 13, Tan Binh Dist,
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Tel: +84-984 339 740 - Fax: +84-8 6281 0764
Email: info@tkpottery.com - Website: www.tkpottery.com
Showroom address:
A4, Hamlet 4, Bui Huu Nghia Street, Tan Van Ward, Bien Hoa City,
Dong Nai Province, Vietnam.
Factory address:
Hamlet 4, Tan Dinh Village,Ben Cat District,
Binh Duong Province, Vietnam.
Tel: +84-984 339 740

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Only simple operation, you can do it easily with forget-me-not flowers and vietnamese glazed pots.
*Classic with new change.

If you admire classic garden in films, please choosing unglazed pottery planters such as: old stone pots, or black clay pots or lightweight terracotta pots and pink forget-me-not flowers. Brown-yellow of planters mix pink of flowers will bring unique effects for your space. These vietnamese pots have special models, we should put them far away to show all beauty of them despite of putting near together.

*Modern style with blue forget-me-not flowers and vietnamese glazed pots.
By contrast with classic style, we only change colors of colors and kind of planters, your garden will wear new styles: more modern, more attractive,…If you want to have your space comfortable, using blue or green forget-me-not flowers and white or yellow vietnamese glazed pots.

Group from 2-3 planters together, your space will be more bright. If you want to choose planters for growing, please contact with our TKPOTTERY to see more products via detail information:

THIEN KY EXIM CO., LTD (TKPOTTERY)
Head Office:
72/37 Nhat Chi Mai Street, Ward 13, Tan Binh Dist,
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Tel: +84-984 339 740 - Fax: +84-8 6281 0764
Email: info@tkpottery.com - Website: www.tkpottery.com

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A lovey garden with many flowers is heaven for us after nervous work-hours.Integrating nature help us to relax and refresh your health, addition they provide us with pure environment from make more oxyen which is good for our lung.And today I reveal for you tips for you to decoracte your garden with black-clay pottery pots

 

If you have only small yard , you can change your house by warming with cute flower planters .You can use small black-clay pots to grow them. But you shouldn’t choose tall tree , you should choose short and beautiful flower such as: rose, daisy, lavender, Euphorbia pulcherrima,etc….black-clay pottery pots will increase color of flowers.You can hang black-clay pots on the walls or put it at bacolny.

You have a garden, it’s wasteful for you not to care it.Please your friend must be amazed with your ornament. You also use black-clay pottery pots as planter , grow trees and put at location you and your friend can see easily and both will have great time to enjoy fresh enviroment or comfortable feeling at the weekend.You can walk everynight and breath with pure.In this case, you can use big black-clay pots to grow average heigh to make more shades.

Not to dark cover up your garden, please use yellow-color lights to increase luxurious beauty for your house in night.I make sure you would like to enjoy hot-drink in your garden.

You want to buy some black clay pots with special, please contact with our TKPOTTERY to have the best choice:

Head Office:

72/37 Nhat Chi Mai Street, Ward 13, Tan Binh Dist,
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Tel: +84-984 339 740 - Fax: +84-8 6281 0764
Email: info@tkpottery.com - Website: www.tkpottery.com
Showroom address:
Contact directly :A4, Hamlet 4, Bui Huu Nghia Street, Tan Van Ward, Bien Hoa City,
Dong Nai Province, Vietnam.
Factory address:
Hamlet 4, Tan Dinh Village,Ben Cat District,
Binh Duong Province, Vietnam.

Tel: +84-984 339 740

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When talking about ancient pottery villages, one immediately thinks of Bat Trang, Hanoi’s ancient ceramic village. But another ancient pottery village named Chu Dau, thanks to a discovery made in the 1980s, is beginning to rival Bat Trang. Chu Dau’s ceramic craft, once famous worldwide, has been resurrected after disappearing for 3 centuries.
The name Chu Dau literally means “wharf”. Chu Dau village in the northern province of Hai Duong was known only as a busy trading hub until evidence was uncovered that it used to produce ceramic vases that were renowned around the world. The story of Chu Dau’s revival as a ceramic village began with a 1980 letter from Makoto Anabuki, Secretary of the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam, to Ngo Duy Dong, Secretary of Hai Duong Province's Party Committee. In this letter, Anabuki wrote that during a working trip to Turkey, he had visited Topkapi Saray Museum in Istanbul and was very interested to see an ancient Vietnamese ceramic jar on display. On the jar was written: "In the Year of 1945 of the 8th Thai Hoa reign, a ceramic maker of the Bui Family in the Nam Sach area drew on this jar just for fun." Makoto Anabuki asked the Party Secretary to find the origin of this valuable jar 4 years later. From the information given, excavations uncovered relics proving that Chu Dau village used to produce ceramic products of high artistic merit. The discovery that wowed pottery experts also shocked the local residents. Nguyen Minh Tu, is a village elder of Chu Dau, says: "I never knew there were pottery kilns in this village although I sometimes found pieces of glazed terra-cotta in my garden. Only when experts came to my house and conducted excavations did I learn that those were pieces of national treasures. My fellow villagers and I are very happy and excited to receive experts, even foreign experts, to our village to research the village’s ancient craft of pottery."
In 1993 and 1997, at shipwreck sites in the Philippines’ Pandanan sea and near Vietnam’s Cham island, scientists found more than 340,000 porcelain objects from Chu Dau village, 240,000 of them unbroken. This proved that Chu Dau ceramic items were exported across the globe. Research has confirmed that Chu Dau’s ceramic craft was at its height from the 14th to the 17th century. There are currently 46 museums around the world displaying pottery products from Chu Dau village, some of the items worth as much as 1 million USD. In 2000, Nam Sach district native Nguyen Huu Thang, Director of the Saigon Haprosimex Company, wanted to revive Chu Dau as a ceramic village, copying excavated fine ceramic pieces for export and developing the village’s tourism potential. Villager Nguyen Van Luu was assigned the task of reviving the craft. He elaborated: "Our village’s ceramic craft has been highly praised by the international community. After much research, we decided it would be a very good thing to revive ancestors’ ancient craft. We believed this would generate jobs for many local people."
As part of this effort, in October, 2001, a Chu Dau ceramic workshop was established. Efforts were made to find and collect ancient ceramic pieces, and invite experts and artisans from other ceramic villages to collaborate on research into the colours of traditional ceramics. About 200 young people from Chu Dau Village were selected and taught the basic techniques and professional secrets of each production process. These apprentices will become expert artisans in the family ceramic groups of the future. From this workshop, many Chu Dau ceramic items have been exported globally, earning the villagers a better living now while paving the way for them to do even better when craft village tourism begins to spread their reputation to every corner of the world.

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Glazed ceramics tradition represents one of the most important remaining cultural legacies of Vietnamese history. It has begun to be seriously studied and admired by a wide range of connoisseurs, collectors, and scholars throughout the world. These pieces express the abundance of a natural world - with lively depictions of animals, birds, and flowers - as well as a technical and aesthetic mastery both in terms of forms and glazes. They also reveal the potter's creativity in transforming borrowed sources into uniquely Vietnamese works of art. Chu Dau is among the production centers that brought ceramics to the pinnacle of art.
 Ceramics from Chu Dau village started to be known at the end of the 14th century and became famous in the 15th and 16th centuries as high class glaze elegantly described in those eloquent words, "as pure as gem, as thin as paper, of color as nice as ivory and sound as nice as a bell". Products range from bowls, delightful plates, tea sets, vases, basins, lime pots, incense burners, etc. Chu Dau style is characterized by the unique combination of the fine style inherited from the Ly dynasty, and the vigorous style of the Tran dynasty. The most famous glazes of the Chu Dau age were transparent, blue, celadon, green, moss- green, light yellow, reddish yellow and tri-color (green, red and yellow).
 Another specialty of Chu Dau ceramics is its decorative motifs. Most of the ancient decorations included lotus, chrysanthemum of different styles and a great variety of other stylized patterns. Artisans were inspired by the scenes of daily life - women wearing Vietnamese hat & long dress, child tending a buffalo, bird on the branch of a peach tree, or storks flying over a field. Like in many other production centers, technical expertise reached a high level: polishing and styling on
 turning table, knocking out products, processing by banking, joining, designing, engraving, drawing, modeling and casting.
 For more than 500 years, ceramics from Chu Dau - located at the center of the economic development triangle Hanoi, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh - have been exported to the Netherlands, England, France, Japan, Turkey and Southeast Asia. They are considered as valuable pieces by collectors and can be seen in national museums worldwide such as in Turkey, France, Belgium, Japan and the Netherlands. An antique ceramic pot from Chu Dau was recently sold at a bidding price of USD 521,000.
 After it survived from tire affliction of tire wars, Chu Dau ceramic village was restored due to the skilful and loving hands of potters perpetuating the skills of many generations of craftsmen They arc now working at the Chu Dau Ceramic Enterprise whose mission is to rehabilitate antique decorative motifs and glazes, mid promote them on the international market under the famous Chu Dau ceramic brand name. Products currently manufactured at Chu Dau include various kinds of plant pots, flower vases, gifts, statues, as well as collection pieces. Hundred of thousands pieces are exported every month to Spain, Hong Kong, Japan, America, etc, and highly valued by customers.

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