The first time I noticed this gallery was from the window of a Cyclo as we drove through Hoi An. It was only a fleeting glimpse, but the photographs on display immediately caught my attention. Something about them stayed with me, and I promised myself I’d come back. A few days later, I did. It turned out to be one of those unexpected discoveries that made the trip even more memorable—proof that sometimes it’s worth following your curiosity.
Réhahn Croquevielle, commonly known as Réhahn, is a French photographer and art collector based in Hoi An, Vietnam. His work often focuses on themes such as memory, cultural heritage, and the documentation of traditional practices in countries including Vietnam, Cuba, Malaysia, and India. In 2010, he began the Precious Heritage Project, aimed at documenting Vietnam’s ethnic communities through photography and the collection of traditional clothing and cultural items. – Wikipedia
The museum displayed traditional costumes, cultural objects, documentary films, and the stories behind the photographs.
As I explored each exhibit, I gained a much deeper understanding of the culture and heritage of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups.
And lastly of course, the shop.
And shop windows for the Monday Window Challenge.
