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We are SAPPHIRE HOME & GARDEN VIETNAM, a leading manufacturer and exporter of high-quality ceramic pots.We are looking for strong and reliable partners to distribute our products in your market. With our wide range of designs, competitive pricing, and proven export experience, we believe our products will add value to your portfolio and meet the…

1. Timeless Neutrals (Best-Selling All Year) White / Off-White – clean, modern, fits any décor style. Gray / Charcoal – sleek, contemporary, popular for minimalism. Beige / Sand – warm and natural, blends with outdoor landscapes. Black / Matte Black – bold yet versatile, works well indoors and outdoors. 2. Earthy & Natural Tones (Loved…

Vietnamese pottery has earned a strong reputation in the international market thanks to its unique blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern creativity. Centuries-Old Heritage With a history dating back over 1,000 years, Vietnamese pottery is rooted in rich cultural traditions, passed down through generations of skilled artisans. Famous pottery villages such as Bát Tràng, Phù…

The Importance of Combining Shape and Color in Pottery Creates a Strong Visual Impact Shape gives the pot its form, while color brings it to life. A well-matched shape and color combination can instantly catch the buyer’s attention and make the piece memorable. Enhances Style & Theme Classic shapes often pair beautifully with neutral or…

The Importance of Shapes in Pottery 1. Showcasing Functionality Each shape is designed for a specific purpose.For example: Tall and narrow pots retain moisture longer, ideal for plants with deep roots. Wide and shallow pots drain quickly, perfect for bonsai or succulents. The right shape ensures convenience for users and helps plants thrive. 2. Enhancing…

Vietnamese Traditional Handmade Pottery Pots Vietnam has a long and proud tradition of ceramic craftsmanship, with renowned pottery villages such as Bat Trang (Hanoi), Phu Lang (Bac Ninh), Chu Dau (Hai Duong), Lai Thieu (Binh Duong), and Tho Ha (Bac Giang). Each village carries its own distinctive clay recipes, firing techniques, and glaze styles, passed…

1. Choosing the Right Wood Well-seasoned, dry wood (moisture content below 15%) burns hotter and produces less smoke. Hardwoods (acacia, eucalyptus, cashew, teak) burn longer and produce steady heat with minimal ash. Softwoods (pine, poplar) ignite quickly with strong flames but lose heat faster. Avoid rotten or damp wood with bark intact — it creates…

1. Preparation Before Drying Ensure even wall thickness: When shaping pots (either by mold or hand), make sure the walls and base are similar in thickness so they dry evenly. Remove excess surface water: After demolding, use a sponge or trimming knife to smooth edges and allow moisture to escape evenly. Place pots on ventilated…

The Art of Mold Making and Ceramic Shaping At the heart of every ceramic pot is the silent artistry of mold making — a craft that shapes not just clay, but also imagination. At Sapphire, we create each mold by hand or precision cast, depending on the design. For complex forms or large planters, we…