We started our business in 2019, ever since then, our handcrafted products often attract special attention from lovely international guests, especially Japanese people. Therefore, we are very excited to get featured in Vietnam Sketch, a Japanese magazine exclusively for Japanese people living and working in Vietnam. The monthly Sketch magazine was first published in 2000, including a lot of interesting content and useful information for the Japanese community, which help them to get used to the culture and lifestyle in Vietnam.
Throughout the article, our story is conveyed briefly and concisely. The idea of TAY Craft happened in 2019 when we both found out that we have the same interest in creative and design activities using textiles such as embroidery, quilting and sewing. In the mean time, after spending many years working in other fields, we realised that we wanted to start our own business and do what we truly love. Handcrafted goods are not easy to make, plus it might take lots of time and effort, but it is worth the wait. We find joy and excitement whenever we create a new beautiful thing, and would be very happy if our products meet the right owners who also appreciate the true value of handcrafted items.
Spreading the art of hand embroidery has always been our main purpose, since because of the convenience of machine embroidery, embroidery patterns are made quickly, led to the rise of mass production, every product looks consistent and uniform. Hand Embroidery allows for a variety of stitches, thread and fabrics. Every work is unique to the embroidery artist who performed the embroidery. Each work contains the passion of the artisan who created it.
Our store name is TAY Craft (TAY means “hand” in Vietnamese), throughout this name, we would like to deliver a message which everything in our store is meticulously made by hand.
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