Hundreds of carved tigers herald the new year


Homage: Nguyen standing in his yard with his carved tigers, ahead of the Lunar New Year in Hanoi. — Reuters

AS Vietnam prepares to celebrate the Year of the Tiger next month, local artist Nguyen Tan Phat has been busy making hundreds of ornately carved sculptures of tigers to mark the upcoming Lunar New Year.

Phat, who originally specialised in traditional Vietnamese lacquer work, aims to make 2,022 tigers carved from wood and laterite in the next few months.

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