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The Rhythm of the Loom | Vibes of Vietnam

31/03/2026

14:03

In this episode of Vibes of Vietnam, we discover how Thai women keep centuries-old brocade weaving alive, thread by thread. Discover how tradition, resilience, and creativity intertwine, preserving cultural identity while opening new paths to the world. Watch it exclusively on Vietnam Today.

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