








Đồ đồng trang trí · Decorative bronze · Edition of 12
Water dropper, bronze
Thủy trì — the water dropper of the scholar's desk, for wetting the ink stone one drop at a time.

Nguyễn Văn Sơn
The scholar’s desk had a water dropper for the ink stone, and the village cast them in the form of animals. This one is a buffalo asleep, its mouth the spout, cast in sand and chased by hand.
It still works for ink. It also keeps a desk company.
- Materials
- Bronze, village patina
- Technique
- Sand-cast; chased; patinated
- Dimensions
- 8 × 6 × 5 cm · 3.1 × 2.4 × 2 in · 0.3 kg
- Edition
- Edition of 12 · Signed and sealed
- Made
- Đại Bái, Gia Bình · 2026
The making
Four weeks, in four movements
The smallest casting in the foundry, and the one the apprentices learn on.
I
The mould
Sand and clay around the buffalo, dried a week.
II
The pour
Before dawn, with the morning's other small pieces.
III
The chasing
The hide and the horns cut by hand.
IV
The patina
Darkened and left to deepen.
From the same village



