Traditional printing art during Tet

Traditional Vietnamese printing art has a long history and is closely associated with the cultural life of Vietnamese people. During Tet, the traditional art of printing is even more strongly promoted, contributing to creating a bustling, cheerful atmosphere on the first day of the new year.

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Traditional types of printing during Tet

Traditional printing art during Tet includes many different types, such as:

Tet calendar: Tet calendar is one of the most popular traditional printing products during Tet. Tet calendars are often printed with images of peach blossoms, apricot blossoms, couplets, folk paintings… meaning wishes for a happy, prosperous and lucky new year.

Lucky envelopes: Lucky envelopes are a type of envelope used to hold lucky money during Tet. Red envelopes are often printed with funny, funny images, or meaningful wishes.

Tet decoration: Traditional printing products are also used to decorate homes, offices, offices, etc. during Tet, such as: couplets, wall paintings, decals, etc.

Tet greeting cards: Tet greeting cards are a delicate gift to send good wishes to relatives and friends during Tet. Tet greeting cards are often printed with beautiful, meaningful images, or short, concise wishes.

The meaning of traditional printing art during Tet

Traditional printing art during Tet has many meanings, such as:

Expressing the beauty of traditional Vietnamese culture: Vietnamese traditional printing art is imbued with national cultural identity, with images, patterns, and words with good meanings.

Creating a joyful and bustling atmosphere during Tet: Traditional printing art contributes to creating a joyful and bustling atmosphere during Tet, helping people love and bond more with the nation’s traditional Tet holiday.

Expressing respect and gratitude: Traditional printing art is also used to express respect and gratitude to ancestors, grandparents, parents, etc.

Traditional printing art is a unique cultural beauty of the Vietnamese people. During Tet, the traditional art of printing is even more strongly promoted, contributing to creating a bustling, cheerful atmosphere on the first day of the new year.