Slow Craft, South Of Saigon: The Art Of Cloisonné Enamel Watch Dials
In a Vietnamese workshop, Philippe Le revives the intricate art of cloisonné enamel dials.
At 4:15 AM, the author rides through Ho Chi Minh City's pre-dawn streets to meet Philippe Le, an independent artisan crafting cloisonné enamel watch dials by hand.
- Destination: Long Xuyên, a four-hour ride away, including a ferry across the Mekong River.
This story originally appeared in Volume 5 of B.H.
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Author's summary: Reviving the art of cloisonné enamel dials.
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