Artisan Thu Hien from Hanoi uses her skills to preserve dried flowers in clear resins to make eternal flower lights. The flowers she uses come from customers' requests, which are flowers from graduation bouquets or wedding flowers, which carry special meanings and memories for each customer. Thu Hien started a business from the eternal flower lights, named Arian, to help people keep a piece of their special day with them or give the lights as meaningful presents to their loved ones. In addition to making the lights per custom orders, she also creates lights with Vietnam's famous destinations, sharing Viet culture to international guests. Source: Vietnam News Agency
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