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Pictures from the sand Y Lan
Artist from Vietnam, Y Lan (Tran Thi Hoang Lan) invented an interesting form of art, with ordinary sand and is now very successfully sells its fruits around the world. It went so well that Y Lan has created a company that employs more than 30 people — Y Lan Sand Painting Co., Ltd.
We're talking about incredible drawings made of sand, which perform in a glass jar — multi-colored sand layers fall asleep in the correct order and the image obtained. And Y Lan are so advanced in their field that can make not just abstract landscapes, but also quite detailed portraits to explore just for the portrait of the leader Ho Chi Minh.
But, this craft is definitely not for everyone — you need to have enviable patience and firmness of hands — one wrong move and the result of many hours of work can be destroyed in the eyes.
Not less interesting is the history Y Lan in 2002, she was walking on the beach in his home town of her husband Phan Thiet (Phan Thiet) and was in awe of the beauty of colored sand that caught her eye. She took some sand of different colors poured it into a glass vase. Arriving home, she was delighted with the fancy pattern, which is left in the vase after mixing of the sand.
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We're talking about incredible drawings made of sand, which perform in a glass jar — multi-colored sand layers fall asleep in the correct order and the image obtained. And Y Lan are so advanced in their field that can make not just abstract landscapes, but also quite detailed portraits to explore just for the portrait of the leader Ho Chi Minh.
But, this craft is definitely not for everyone — you need to have enviable patience and firmness of hands — one wrong move and the result of many hours of work can be destroyed in the eyes.
Not less interesting is the history Y Lan in 2002, she was walking on the beach in his home town of her husband Phan Thiet (Phan Thiet) and was in awe of the beauty of colored sand that caught her eye. She took some sand of different colors poured it into a glass vase. Arriving home, she was delighted with the fancy pattern, which is left in the vase after mixing of the sand.
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