Minh Tien Ceramic officially introduces our handicrafts brand – Lina Pottery by Minh Tien Ceramic. The story of Lina Pottery – Minh Tien Ceramic‘s #handicrafts brand – begins with meticulous handiwork in production combined with simplicity and sophistication in design.
To create high-quality #ceramic #stoneware #handmadeproducts, Lina Pottery carefully sources raw materials and develops designs along with the talented and skilful hands of our Vietnamese ceramic artisans. Hence, each product comes out with unique aesthetics, carrying the Lina Pottery values – tradition meeting modernity.
Moreover, Lina Pottery’s design style will leave a special impression on customers thanks to its unique and modern simplicity. Our product aims to stay simple while standing out in its own way. The brand is made for anyone who loves simplicity and modernity while preserving traditional Vietnamese values.
Lina Pottery has released new mugs and vases collections in various shades, patterns and colours. All products are 100% handmade and hand-painted!
Check them out on our Facebook page or in the pictures below!
Our export catalogue is finally ready for all interested parties. Reach out to us at contact@minhtienceramic.com if you are a sourcing agency, a retailer, a distributor, etc.
If you are a HORECA business in need of a reliable Vietnamese tableware and decor supplier, feel free to also contact us for the catalogue as well as getting more information!
With years of tradition and experience in the ceramics field, the industry being valued at 326 million USD in 2018 is predicted to grow even further. However, Vietnam has always been in fierce competition with China. So why Vietnam should be your sourcing destination for ceramics?
Here are 3 reasons to source your ceramic products in Vietnam:
Positive economic environment
The free market economy was the main breakthrough into opening up the country by the Communist Party in the 1990s. Vietnam has indeed benefited from steady growth, stable politics and openness to foreign investment.
As of 2019, foreigners are allowed to open business much more easily in Vietnam. Hence, foreign companies can be now closer to all their potential Vietnamese manufacturing suppliers.
Pottery manufacturing hub
Manufacturing has been the main beneficiary of free-market policies. In the provinces of Dong Nai and Binh Duong, multiple industrial zones and factories are available for foreign clients’ sourcing needs. Moreover, massive immigration flux helped populate these regions with young, skilled and available workforce.
These provinces are also historical ceramic production spots for decades with Lai Thieu and Bien Hoa. Workers with years of experience helped shape a younger workforce with pottery and handicrafts skills. At its peak, the region had more than 1,000 kilns made up with traditional potters and craftsmen.
Thanks to these efforts combined with traditional know-how, Dong Nai and Binh Duong are the main hub for ceramics in Southern Vietnam.
Favourable trade agreements
Vietnam being the direct neighbour of China has greatly benefited from the recent trade war with the US. Lower taxes, cheaper labor and equal ceramic skills are the main benefits of moving production from Chinese factories to Vietnamese manufacturers.
Not only Vietnam is benefiting from trade with the US, it will also soon benefit from the European Union. Signed in 2016, the EU-VN Free Trade Agreement is finally coming to fruition in the coming quarters. In particular, the Vietnamese ceramics industry will benefit from a 0% export tax level.
Minh Tien Ceramic has been exporting since 2000 to the European, American and Asian markets. Our products’ quality and fair pricing will help guarantee satisfaction for your end customer.
Tradition and modernity are inherently two opposite definitions. However, ceramic embodies traditional knowledge and craftsmanship with modern technology and savoir-faire. At MINH TIEN Ceramic, we believe that our products can be that very embodiment.
Ceramics has long been an integral part of Vietnamese history. Understanding the creation of ceramics means you are learning Vietnamese culture. Here, we will share some of the most well-known ceramics across Vietnam, from North to South. Continue reading “Vietnamese ceramic – a traditional industry”→
The art of making objects by shaping pieces of clay, then firing them in a high temperature until they are hard, is called ceramic. Ceramic possess a wide range of elements which are mostly distinguished by the composition of clay and firing temperature.
Established in 1995 with two main product lines: sanitary ceramic and handicraft ceramic via Lina Pottery, Minh Tien Ceramic has built and developed its brands over time with business partners and loyal customers.
