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Exhibition on culture of Cham ethnic group opens in An Giang

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VOV.VN - An exhibition featuring photographs and objects of the Cham ethnic group opened today (August 1) at the provincial museum in the southern province of An Giang, according to Vietnam News Agency.

On display at the exhibition running through September 29 are 131 photographs on daily life of the Cham people, wedding ceremonies, crafts of pottery and brocade weaving.

In addition, the exhibition showcases 250 objects including household utensils, Bau Truc pottery products, traditional musical instruments and costumes, and tools to weave brocade.

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