Hang Trong Woodcut Painting is a traditional Vietnamese art form originating from Hang Trong Village, now a famous street in Hanoi with many craft shops. Hang Trong paintings emerged in the 18th century and have become an integral part of Vietnamese folk culture and art. Hang Trong tiger paintings are typically created on do paper using vibrant colors. A notable feature of this art is the delicate and simplistic depiction. Through fine lines, the image of the tiger comes alive with power and vigor. Tiger images are characterized by large eyes, an open mouth, and sharp fangs, symbolizing bravery and determination. Inspired by the legendary Ngu Ho (Five Tigers) Hang Trong painting, TƠ VÀNG has designed the White Tiger silk scarf featuring one of the five mythical tigers protecting the five directions. The majestic white tiger amid swirling multi-colored clouds and winding plants and flowers expresses the aspiration for prosperity, luck, and a peaceful, joyful world!