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    The conical hat appeared in Vietnam in the 13th century, that is, in the Tran dynasty. Since then, the hat has always been attached to the Vietnamese people like a silhouette. Not an object that distinguishes gender, age and status ... a hat always follows like a companion to shield the sun from the rain for every journey. Is it true that the hat has long been a symbol of the country and people of Vietnam?
    First of all, a hat is a very "practical" item. It is used to cover rain and sun. Spiked cones, wide-brimmed baskets, baskets like baskets but thinner ... all to shield the rain. Although the hat has many types, its general characteristics are wide brim (to prevent heat) and sloping roof (for quick drainage, rain cover). In addition to the function of coping with the natural environment, the hat also aims to beautify and grace women and suit the Vietnamese aesthetic sense: delicate and discreetly beautiful. Under the hat, the eyes, the smile, the dimples, the sideburns, the white nape of the nape seem to be enhanced by her charm, discreetness but equally seductive ...
People wear conical hats to make fields, go to markets, play festivals. When the girl goes to her husband's house, the mother puts a hat in her hand instead of so many love messages ... The hat inspires poetry and music. There is already a song about the hat song: "Hat the poem, I wear the hat of the poem, go to welcome the opening festival" ... Between the canals, rivers and rivers crammed in the garden of the South, someone was in awe because : "A leaf hat wears a tilted girl's long hair." The hat also reminds the mother of algae: "The hometown is a small bamboo bridge / Mother goes to a conical hat to cover ..." During the war years, when sending off their lovers to the battlefield, girls often wore hats with fidelity purple straps. Just like that is more than all the young vows, sea appointment, reassuring people to battle ...
    The conical cones are often woven with different types of leaves and plants such as palm leaves, straw, bamboo, foliage, lake leaves, and leaves, which are specialized in making cones. With or without silk or soft fabric strap to hold on the neck.

The conical cones are usually conical or slightly conical, although there are some types of cones that are broad and flat. There are many types of conical hats such as horse cones or Go Gang hats (made in Binh Dinh, made of pineapple leaves, often used when wearing horse-riding heads), sport hats (North Vietnamese often use during festivals), and hats poems (in Huế, is a thin and white conical hat with splendid shapes or a few verses), concealed hat (a hat with pointed tip of a feudal soldier); a straw hat (a cone made of a hard pressed straw); rake cone (type of a tassel tapered cone at the rim); percussion hats (cones made of bamboo, assembled for feudal soldiers); Lotus leaf cones (also called Lien Diep cones); basket hat (conical hat is round gourd like a basket, idiom "hat basket cap quai thao"); bonnet (hat of the servant of the feudal mandarins); conical pan (a round cone on top like an upside-down pan, still used in Thailand) .v.v.
For the Hue woman, the hat is always a companion. In daily life, the hat is very close to a Hue woman. The hat not only works to shield the rain from the sun, but the Hue woman also uses it as a container, a means of cooling and, above all, a beauty function, contributing to increase the charm of Hue women. .
Now that the conical hat is popular throughout Vietnam, is a unique cultural feature of the country. When foreigners come to Vietnam, they also want to have a few hats in their luggage as gifts when they return home