6,900,000₫
This five-panel silk ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) is created from the dignified spirit of tradition and the refined restraint of modern aesthetics. The standard five-panel silhouette, with its soft, flowing bodice that holds its shape without being stiff, allows every movement to exude a calm, modest, and elegant demeanor.
Natural silk fabric possesses a characteristic subtle sheen, feels smooth against the skin, and is breathable. The deliberately chosen deep green hue evokes vitality, peace, and stability, while also flattering the skin and figure, making it suitable for ceremonial, cultural, or formal occasions at the beginning of spring. This shade of green is not ostentatious, but deep enough to make onlookers pause and admire it.
The five-panel ao dai is not just a design to wear, but a statement about Vietnamese lifestyle and essence. When wearing this dress, the wearer carries with them a respect for heritage, the confidence of someone who understands traditional values, and a timeless, serene beauty—a luxury that doesn't need to be spoken of loudly, just true.
The Nam Cao silk ao dai – Hanhsilk is the crystallization of 90 days of hard work and more than 20 manual steps The process is meticulous, starting from mulberry cultivation, silkworm rearing, yarn spinning, weaving, dyeing, and finishing.
Each yard of silk is created with the patience and skilled hands of artisans who have dedicated their lives to the craft village.
Raw silk is rustic yet sophisticated, breathable, skin-friendly, and breathes the essence of nature.
Every stitch and fold of fabric on the dress reflects a deep respect for the heritage and beauty of Vietnamese women.
It's not just about the clothes, it's about A cultural value is embodied in the traditional Vietnamese dress (áo dài)..
Silk five-panel Ao Dai
Material: Natural Bao Loc silk
Color: Green
Pattern: Classic JQ pattern
Customers can inbox or visit Hanhsilk to choose fabrics and have garments custom-made to their measurements.

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