An upcycled Vietnamese silk wall art picture, pieced by hand from reclaimed silk offcuts by artisans with disabilities at Vụn Art, a UNESCO-recognized social enterprise in Hanoi.
Vụn Art takes fabric offcuts left over from Hanoi's silk workshops — scraps too small for garment-making — and gives them to artisans with disabilities, who piece them by hand into wall art pieces like this one. Each piece is one of a kind, because no two offcuts are ever quite the same. Read more about Vụn Art →
Working with Vụn Art meant building the collection around what the artisans already do well, rather than asking them to work a different way — so the designs stayed simple, and the patchwork stayed honest.
Hang it as wall art in a living room, hallway, or entryway — available in two sizes to suit the space. It arrives unframed, ready to frame in your own style or hang as-is for a more natural, textile look. Every piece is pieced by hand, so it can also be personalized: send us a company logo or favorite image, and we'll design a piece around it.
Because every piece is pieced from reclaimed silk offcuts, the exact colors and composition vary piece to piece — here's a glimpse of designs that have come through the workshop, not a guarantee of which one you'll receive. Looking for a particular motif or composition? Custom designs may also be available on request.
Vụn Art is a UNESCO-recognized social enterprise in Hanoi that gives artisans with disabilities work turning leftover silk into hand-pieced textile art.
100% upcycled silk fabric scraps, hand-assembled onto a backing material — no printing or embroidery thread.
Yes — small variations in color and shape are part of the handcrafted character, because no two silk offcuts are ever quite the same.
Yes. Every piece is pieced by hand, so it can be personalized — send us your company logo or a favorite image, and we'll design a piece around it.
