HOI AN LANTERNS - Vietnamese Print / Poster

Hội An Lantern Festival – Vietnamese Culture Art Print by Bao Quyen

This artwork is an original illustration by Bao Quyen, printed on high-quality textured paper (300g) for a rich, tactile finish that enhances colour vibrancy and fine details.

Inspired by the Hội An Lantern Festival, this illustration captures the magical atmosphere of one of Vietnam’s most beloved cultural celebrations. Held annually in the historic city of Hội An in central Vietnam, the most elaborate and vibrant festivities take place during the full moon, when the city transforms into a glowing sea of light.

During the festival, the streets are illuminated by colourful lanterns of various shapes and sizes, creating a dreamlike and timeless scene. Historically, Hội An was an important trading port in Southeast Asia, and lanterns were used to signal the arrival of ships, mark the opening of markets, and light the streets after dark.

Today, the Lantern Festival is celebrated to honor Vietnamese traditions, preserve cultural heritage, and promote tourism. The lanterns are seen as symbols of good luck, happiness, and prosperity, and releasing them into the river is believed to bring blessings and positive energy for the future.

This art print celebrates the beauty, history, and spirit of Hội An—where tradition, light, and hope flow together.

Perfect as cultural wall art, a Lunar New Year or travel-inspired gift, or a meaningful decorative piece for lovers of Vietnamese culture.

Product Details:

• Original illustration by Bao Quyen
• Printed on high-quality textured paper
• Paper weight: 300g
• Theme: Hội An, lantern festival, Vietnamese culture and heritage