Coconut shell dragon sculpture draws public attention in southern Vietnam

The artwork is drawing attention for its exotic appearance and creative use of coconut shells as the primary material. The dragon mascot in Ben Tre Province, southern Vietnam features a head crafted from a combination of coconut coir, wood, and shells. Its scales are intricately fashioned from coconut shells, and its teeth and nails are crafted from coconut wood, showcasing the creativity and attention to detail in its construction. The meticulous craftsmanship of each part of the dragon sculpture adds to its overall appeal. A resident of Ben Tre Province, a prominent coconut-growing region in southern Vietnam, crafted a dragon sculpture entirely from coconut shells.