Nghệ Nhân ưu tú Phan Thị Thuận – Giữ gìn, phát triển và đưa tơ tằm Việt Nam ra thế giới.

( Nguồn Việt) Người phụ nữ chân trần bước vào thị trường quốc tế. Câu nói đầy thán phục của một doanh nhân người Mỹ dành cho nghệ nhân Phan Thị Thuận- giám đốc công ty TNHH Dâu Tằm Tơ Mỹ Đức, công dân ưu tú, người phụ nữ Việt Nam tiêu biểu. Nghệ nhân Phan Thị Thuận như một viên ngọc Minh Châu, càng chà, càng tỏa sang trong làng lụa tơ tằm Việt Nam.
 

Chúng tôi thực sự khâm phục bản lĩnh dám nghĩ, dám làm, xông pha ra thị trường của một doanh nhân rất nữ tính trong đời thường, nhưng táo bạo, quyết đoán trong công việc.Những trăn trở sống chết với nghề đã giúp Nghệ Nhân có được nhiều phần thưởng xứng đáng, kỷ niệm chương công nhận danh hiệu: “Nghệ Nhân dệt lụa”,Cúp Thương Hiệu Vàng Nông Nghiệp Việt Nam cho sp Bông tơ tằm do tằm tự dệt,kỷ niệm chương: “Bông Hồng Thép”tôn vinh chất thép cảu phụ nữ Việt Nam,Bảng Vàng Gia Tộc Nghề Truyền Thống Việt Nam,Danh Hiệu Nghệ Nhân Ưu Tú được Chủ Tịch Nước Tặng, và còn rất nhiều, rất nhiều  bằng khen khác….Trong tương lai, Nghệ nhân Phan Thị thuận vẫn tiếp tục truyền nghề, dạy nghề, không chỉ sx khăn và áo dài mà còn phát triển tơ tằm, tơ sen, chỉ thêu để thêu lên những bức tranh lụa mang đậm tinh hoa đất việt.

ARTIST PHAN THI THUAN WHO HOLD, DEVELOP AND BRING SILK FROM VIETNAM TO THE WORLD
Barefoot woman enters the international market. The admirable saying of an American businessman to artisan Phan Thi Thuan - Director of To My Duc Mulberry Silk Co., Ltd., an excellent citizen, a typical Vietnamese woman. Artist Phan Thi Thuan is like a pearl of Minh Chau, the more it rubs, the more it shines in the Vietnamese silk village.


In the early days of the new year, the source Vietnam had the opportunity to find the artist Phan Thi Thuan - director of My Duc Mulberry Silk Limited Company (Phung Xa Commune, My Duc District, Hanoi City) who has more than 40 years of attachment with silkworms. At the teapot of the green tea, the woman told us about the traditional mulberry cultivation, silkworm raising, and her homeland along the Day River...
She said that in the 70s of the last century, this land was dubbed the "mulberry capital" of the North with tens of thousands of hectares of mulberry fields stretching through many villages, but now the whole district is still about 30-40 mulberry households raise silkworms to serve Phung Xa trade village. Although she does not remember the exact job of growing mulberry or silkworms, she has been attached to her hometown ever, but until now, Thuan's family has had 5 followers of silk reeling and weaving. With her own age, 6 years old, was taught by her parents the traditional job of the family. Experiencing many ups and downs and sinks of the traditional profession, in 2010 she established To My Duc Mulberry Co., Ltd. and opened a workshop of more than 500m2 to create jobs for many workers in the region. Most recently, she was the first person to successfully weave lotus thread from lotus stems in Vietnam.With meticulousness and skillful hands, Meritorious Artist Phan Thi Thuan has turned fragile lotus silk into pieces Scarves are favored by many domestic and foreign customers. The scarves bring a very specific, gentle aroma of lotus fragrance with a much higher economic value than silk products. Proposing to coordinate the implementation of the project by the Vietnam Institute of Ecological Economics (Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations); "Studying and testing the model of producing lotus leaf fiber", the stages of creating lotus thread are very sophisticated, meticulous and careful requiring artisan hands to be very skillful. To weave a scarf 1.7m long, 25cm wide, it takes 4,800 lotus rolls, a person can make 200-250 lotus stems a day  just finished, because products from lotus silk have a much higher price than silk. Artisan Phan Thi Thuan's wish is not only to produce scarves, but she also wants to produce traditional Ao Dai from lotus buds, bearing the essence of Vietnamese ao dai. There are products from silk apparel, soft silk, etc. Soft silk also produces many other categories such as pillows, towels, bags, shirts, blankets. These products are not only popular in the country but also in many countries around the world such as Germany, Belgium, China, Saudi Arabia ... bringing high profits to businesses. As a success today, Phan Thi Thuan, an artisan, would like to extend her sincere thanks to our customers at home and abroad who always support our products.

We really admire the bravery, daring, daring and rushing to the market of a very feminine, but bold, and assertive businessman at work. Concerns about life and death with the profession have helped artisans get many worthy awards, medals recognizing the title: "Silk Weaving Artist", Vietnam Agricultural Gold Brand Cup for silk products made by silkworms weaving, medals:


"Steel Rose" honors the quality of steel of Vietnamese women, the Golden Table of Traditional Vietnamese Professionals, the Honorable Artist Award given by the President of Vietnam, and many, many other merits.... In the future, Phan Thi Thuan's artisan will continue to transfer the profession and vocational training, not only produce towels and Ao Dai but also develop silk, lotus silk, embroidery thread to embroider silk paintings which has Vietnamese spirit.
 
By Nhung Nguyen