The Hanoi Ceramic Mosaic Mural, known as 'Ceramic Road,' is a spectacular piece of public art in Hanoi, Vietnam, with a length of about 6.5 kilometers. It was created to commemorate the city's millennial anniversary in 2010. The mural wall extends along the walls of the Red River dike system and features artwork that represents Vietnam's history, culture, and notable landmarks. It is recorded in the Guinness World Records as the largest ceramic mosaic in the world. Craftsmen, artists, and international delegates contributed to the project, which uses traditional Vietnamese pottery techniques to create intricate and colorful ceramic tesserae. The artwork begins at the Thang Long bridge and extends to the center of Hanoi, displaying various styles and epochs, from ancient times such as the Dong Son civilization to modern depictions of Hanoi. This monument captures the nation's rich past while showcasing the creativity and unity among artists from Vietnam and around the world. The Hanoi Ceramic Mosaic Mural has become a symbol of pride for the citizens and adds a vibrant and artistic touch to the urban landscape.
As mentioned already, the mural is not in a good location, however, it is a thing of beauty and I would have liked to see it close up. I didn't have time to investigate but feel that at nearly 4,000 ..
Such a pity for the location and maintenance neglect
This is the world's longest ceramic tiles mural - some call it mosaic, but imo mosaic is something else.
Nevertheless, the location where it is installed was chosen so unfortunately.
It's by a very bu..
This mosaic art is at the north side of Long Biên station. This was the project to commemorate the county’s 1000th anniversary, started in 2007 and completed in 2010. It lasts about 6.5km, Guinness Re..
A bit of a shame something this beautiful is not maintained and able to be viewed easily. The traffic is crazy, so you dont dare cross over to check it out. Looks lovely from a distance, just in the ..
It must be a beautiful road with many meaningful pics. But it's pity that some ceramic pieces are fade and peeled of. Needs to be cared and maintained regularly .