Origin
Cast here, documented here
Every piece is poured and finished in our own workshop in Nam Dinh. The certificate of origin follows the actual production lot, and you are welcome to watch a pour.
Bronze foundry · wholesale & OEM · Nam Dinh, Vietnam
We are a family-run Vietnamese foundry in Dong Quy, a bronze-casting village in Nam Dinh. We supply incense burners and altar sets, statues, plaques and decorative vessels to importers, altar and Buddhist-supply retailers, interior contractors and private-label brands — and we cast to your drawing as readily as to our own catalogue.
01 — What we cast
Every line below is cast, chased and patinated under the same roof, so a mixed container leaves with one colour of bronze rather than five.
Line 01
The Vietnamese ngu su five-piece set: censer, a pair of cranes on tortoises, a pair of candlesticks — plus incense bowls, water cups and offering trays.
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Line 02
Cast figures and busts, from tabletop pieces to commissioned portrait work, finished in antique patina or polished bronze.
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Line 03
Cast bronze plaques, memorial tablets, donor boards, relief panels and raised lettering for buildings and grounds.
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Line 04
Vases, bowls, hanging panels and relief pictures for interiors, hotels and gift ranges — what buyers group as Asian bronze décor.
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Line 05
Your design, our furnace. Tooling stays with your account and a private pattern is never cast for another buyer.
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Line 06
A broken crane, a missing candlestick, a set bought years ago from another maker: we cast the replacement and match the patina.
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02 — Why buy from the foundry
Importers in 2026 are keeping fewer suppliers and looking harder at each one. Three things change when you deal with the workshop directly.
Origin
Every piece is poured and finished in our own workshop in Nam Dinh. The certificate of origin follows the actual production lot, and you are welcome to watch a pour.
Correction
When a casting is wrong we make it again, because the pattern, the furnace and the chasers are ours. A trading company has to go back and negotiate with someone else's factory.
Continuity
Repeat orders come off the pattern we made for your first one, so the fifth container matches the first. Private patterns are not cast for other buyers.
03 — How an order runs
You send items, sizes, finishes and quantities — or a drawing. Photographs of a competitor's piece are fine as a starting point.
We answer within two working days with unit prices EXW Nam Dinh and FOB Hai Phong, unit weights, carton or crate sizes and a lead time.
Catalogue sample from stock, or a cast-to-drawing sample. Sample cost is credited against the first production order.
Terms confirmed in writing on the proforma invoice; production is scheduled on the T/T deposit.
21–30 days for custom work, plus finishing. We send photographs at the fettling and patina stages so colour is agreed before packing.
Dimensions, weight and colour checked against the order. Filmed or third-party inspection on request if you cannot travel.
Foam, carton, wooden crate for heavy pieces; invoice, packing list and certificate of origin issued to match the shipment.
04 — Before you quote your customer
Tell us sizes, finishes and quantities. We answer with unit prices EXW Nam Dinh and FOB Hai Phong, weights, carton sizes and a lead time you can put in front of your own customer.