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Matt silver attire

Shapes, colors, and textures that cannot be reproduced by human hands. Natural materials are packed with magical charms created by nature. The accessories of the buffalo horn (buffalo horn) handled by L’ INDOCHINEUR are also items of natural materials that can feel attractive even with different expressions one by one depending on the power of nature.

Buffalo horn strength and beauty

Buffalo, which has lived widely in Asia since ancient times, has come in handy in Vietnam. Because of its high strength, buffalo horns are treated as materials for daily tools such as cutlery. On the other hand, special techniques are required to add beauty to the buffalo horn, and there is a history that has been handed down from generation to generation in North Vietnamese villages.

Buffalo horn accessories made by L’ INDOCHINEUR combine the techniques of Vietnamese craftsmen to make the buffalo horn a beautiful accessory. The process is surprising because it takes several months for a single product.

First, identify the quality of the horn and classify it by application. After natural drying, the density is increased by cutting and squeezing. After cutting again, the process of heating, molding and polishing is finally completed, and the product finally becomes. Symbolic technology that has been around for a long time is also used for painting on the way. Resin collected in northern Vietnam is hardened with fresh air and sunlight to form a transparent lacquer and thinly applied to the product. After that, by applying soft sanding (polishing), a beautiful color that shines is born.

[BESPOKE] Circle pierced earrings are calm silver-colored hoop earrings that blend in with a variety of coordination and add gorgeousness. You can feel the warmth different from metal silver. This item has been ordered in a slightly smaller size so that Japanese items can be worn in everyday life. It is also a nice point that it is a very lightweight material.

Communicating Vietnamese natural materials

L’ INDOCHINEUR started in 2002 in Vietnam. Originally in Vietnam, cutlery such as spoons and forks using buffalo horns that are strong and durable have been traditionally made. Charles COUTRIS, a Frenchman who visited Vietnam, was impressed with the craftsmen's extraordinary skills and started with the desire to spread their attitude toward manufacturing, craftsmanship and rich natural materials. It was L'INDOCHINEUR (Landsinur).

L’ INDOCHINEUR, which also deals with fair trade and environmental issues, asks Vietnamese craftsmen to work and support their lives and culture. In a limited area in North Vietnam, while respecting the technology that has been handed down from generation to generation, the French design has been added to create items that enrich the modern life.