In Vietnamese culture, Chiem refers to the rice crop sown at the beginning of the cold season. Chiêm rice is known for its resilience, able to grow even under the harshest conditions.
"The chiem rice peeks from the field’s edge, At the sound of thunder, it rises tall like waving flags."
The central leather detail is inspired by the rice plant — a tribute to the enduring vitality and timeless values of Vietnam’s rice culture, blending tradition with sophistication and modernity.
The raffia weave is crafted into interlinked patterns, resembling connected hands — a symbol of solidarity, compassion, and the communal spirit that has flourished around rice cultivation in Vietnamese villages for generations.
