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Product lines

What a Vietnamese bronze foundry can put in your container

Six lines, one alloy and one finishing shop. Mixed orders across lines are normal — most first orders are a test assortment rather than a single item.

Line 01

Altar bronzeware

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.

  • Censers 40–70 cm; sets matched by scale, not only by name
  • Cranes stand 5–7 cm taller than the censer, candlesticks 12–15 cm shorter
  • Buyers: diaspora altar shops, temple suppliers, Buddhist supply wholesalers

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Line 02

Statues & figures

Cast figures and busts, from tabletop pieces to commissioned portrait work, finished in antique patina or polished bronze.

  • Lost-wax for fine modelling, sand casting for volume
  • Cast from your 3D file, a maquette, or photographs
  • Plinths, fixings and name plates cast to match

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Line 03

Plaques & lettering

Cast bronze plaques, memorial tablets, donor boards, relief panels and raised lettering for buildings and grounds.

  • Raised or recessed text, cast rather than engraved
  • Weatherable patinas and lacquer for outdoor sites
  • Drilled, studded or concealed fixing

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Line 04

Decorative vessels

Vases, bowls, hanging panels and relief pictures for interiors, hotels and gift ranges — what buyers group as Asian bronze décor.

  • Cloisonné enamel (phap lam) on selected forms
  • Hammered, chased and hand-engraved surfaces
  • Nesting sizes designed for efficient cartons

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Line 05

Custom & OEM casting

Your design, our furnace. Tooling stays with your account and a private pattern is never cast for another buyer.

  • Drawing or sample in, cast sample out before production
  • Your mark cast into the base, your carton and insert
  • Repeat orders cast from the retained pattern

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Line 06

Restoration & matching

A broken crane, a missing candlestick, a set bought years ago from another maker: we cast the replacement and match the patina.

  • Send dimensions and photographs taken in daylight
  • Colour matched against a sample posted to us
  • Useful for distributors carrying warranty claims

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Choosing a first assortment

What buyers usually start with

Altar and Buddhist-supply retailers

Two or three censer sizes with matching cranes and candlesticks, plus incense bowls and water cups as the volume items. The set sells the shop; the small pieces pay the rent.

Asian décor importers

Vases, bowls and relief panels in nesting sizes, with one or two statues as anchor pieces. Ask us to plan sizes around your carton so the pallet works out.

Interior contractors and hotels

Plaques, lettering, relief panels and a commissioned feature piece, cast to the architect's drawing with fixings included.

Private-label brands

One product family cast to your design with your mark in the base, your carton and your insert card. Start with a sample, then a first run.

Send a line list, get a quotation in two working days

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.

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