Special painting given by the Vietnamese Prime Minister's wife to the Estonian Prime Minister's wife

Madam Le Thi Bich Tran gave a very meaningful gift to Madam Evelin Oras, which was a puzzle of Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal and Madam Evelin Oras made from nearly 2,000 pieces of fabric.

Mrs. Le Thi Bich Tran gave a very meaningful gift to Mrs. Evelin Oras. It was a mosaic of Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal and Mrs. Evelin Oras made from nearly 2,000 pieces of fabric. Photo: VNA

Mrs. Evelin Oras also hosted Mrs. Le Thi Bich Tran with Estonian dishes. The two ladies had a very cozy and intimate lunch, like two long-time friends meeting. The two ladies discussed the culture, people, and beautiful landscapes of the two countries. Mrs. Evelin Oras also shared about digital transformation and waste classification in Estonia with Mrs. Le Thi Bich Tran. In particular, she also mentioned the extremely high-quality Vietnamese Golden Star balm product.

At the end of the reception, Mrs. Le Thi Bich Tran presented a very meaningful gift to Mrs. Evelin Oras. It was a mosaic of Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal and Mrs. Evelin Oras made from nearly 2,000 pieces of fabric.

Mrs. Le Thi Bich Tran shared that this unique work of art was made by 10 disabled artisans of the Vun Art Cooperative - a collective economic model established in 2018 with the desire to preserve and introduce traditional culture, create jobs for the disabled and take advantage of leftover materials in the production process to protect the environment. To create this work, the artisans used nearly 2,000 pieces of fabric and worked continuously for 5 days to complete the design, cutting and finally assembling this picture.

Through the painting, Mrs. Le Thi Bich Tran wishes to convey the message of environmental protection, sustainable economic development as well as the preservation of Vietnamese silk village culture. The work also demonstrates the perseverance, efforts to rise up, the spirit of overcoming difficulties, integrating with the community and making positive contributions to society of disadvantaged people in Vietnam.

Receiving the painting from Madam Le Thi Bich Tran, Madam Evelin Oras could not hide her emotion. She expressed: “I am extremely grateful and touched by this very special and meaningful gift. I really like it.”

Mrs. Le Thi Bich Tran, wife of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, visited the Estonian Academy of Arts. Photo: VNA.

Two ladies visit the Estonian Academy of Arts. Photo: VNA

Earlier, the two Ladies visited the Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn University of Music and Ballet and Maison Lili Jahilo Design Centre.

The two ladies visited the Estonian Academy of Arts. Photo: VNA

The Estonian Academy of Arts is the only public university in Estonia that offers higher education in fine arts, design, architecture, media, visual studies, arts and culture, cultural heritage and conservation. It is the country's leading innovation centre for visual culture and currently has over 1,100 students enrolled and is taught by 89 Professors, Associate Professors, teachers and lecturers from Estonia and abroad.

The two ladies visited the Tallinn University of Music and Ballet. Photo: VNA

Tallinn University of Music and Ballet is the merger of three famous and long-standing music and ballet schools in Estonia, including Tallinn High School of Music, Tallinn Ballet School and Tallinn Georg Ots Music School. The school offers study programs in classical music, modern music, ballet...

The two ladies visited the Tallinn University of Music and Ballet. Photo: VNA

Students attending the school can study classical music, playing instruments from grade 1, ballet from grade 5 and when they reach high school, they can choose a musical instrument to study professionally. The ultimate goal of the school is to help them become high quality professional artists.

The two ladies visited the Maison Lili Jahilo Design Center. Photo: VNA

Lilli Jahilo Fashion Centre started as a small tailoring workshop in 2010 and has now become a fashion hub in Estonia with a mission to empower women. In the context of the global fashion industry increasingly mass-producing fast fashion products, which have an impact on the environment, Lilli Jahilo focuses on sustainable development by choosing the best materials, meticulously handcrafting every detail, minimizing waste impact on the environment.

The two ladies visited the Maison Lili Jahilo Design Center. Photo: VNA

Visiting art and culture training schools and fashion centers, Mrs. Le Thi Bich Tran expressed her impression of the way Estonia promotes the country's cultural values ​​and hoped that Estonia would share the promotion and preservation of cultural values ​​with Vietnam in the future.
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Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/buc-tranh-dac-biet-phu-nhan-thu-tuong-viet-nam-tang-phu-nhan-thu-tuong-estonia-post1043021.vnp