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Tu Hung Stone Arts

Non Nước, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Đà Nẵng

📍 552 Truong Sa Street, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang City, Viet Nam

What Tu Hung Stone Arts is known for

Tu Hung Stone Arts makes carved stone pieces in Da Nang, with workshops and a showroom in the Marble Mountains area. Its range includes religious figures and animal sculptures together with fountains and other objects for interiors or gardens. The business also discusses individual requirements with customers, which matters when choosing a substantial carved piece.

Tu Hung Stone Arts is a family stone-carving business established in 1993. Its factories and showroom are in Da Nang's Marble Mountains carving village, also known as Non Nuoc. The official account describes two factories, more than twenty stone carvers and one showroom. That scale supports work ranging from small decorative objects to large architectural pieces. The catalogue includes abstract sculpture, animals, Buddha figures, Hindu subjects and Catholic statues. It also extends into fountains and lanterns. Basins and bathtubs appear beside urns and vases. Fireplaces and stone slabs extend the range. Hand carving is the common process across those categories. The company presents traditional techniques as the foundation, while the range shows how the workshop moves between devotional sculpture and garden work alongside functional architectural elements. Its location matters because Non Nuoc is itself associated with stone carving, placing the business within an established craft community rather than treating marble as a detached luxury material. Tu Hung's defining facts are therefore concrete: a family operation, more than three decades of activity, a workforce of specialist carvers and production capacity across two factories. Those facts give useful context to the breadth and scale visible in its current product catalogue.

Best for — Stone sculpture and fountains from a Da Nang maker

Da Nang, Vietnam: the company’s own carved stone work.

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