Pottery of the Tran Dynasty developed to the point that it was not only widely used domestically but also highly appreciated by international friends through the appearance of ceramic products of this period in many other countries around the world. Like most tools, utensils, bowls, pots, jars, bowls.... besides, we are talking about a ceramic flower vase of the Tran Dynasty, which has an embossed shape on the outside with a 6-zone grid painted around body. Around the vase, covered with moonlight brown enamel, with dimensions: 12cm high and 5cm in diameter, round flared mouth, short but delicate neck, with a rounded bulging belly, although at first glance it doesn't look very special. But looking closely, the ceramic vase is very sophisticated and strong by being fired at a temperature of 1200 degrees Celsius. Perhaps because of that feature, this vase is very durable and quite heavy in the hand, because of the manual shaping technique and the way it is used and mixed with enamel, each product of the Tran Dynasty had similarities and was no less sophisticated. Up to now, ceramics made of moonlight glaze are quite scarce, and there are very few places that produce them. If anything, they only imitate the shape of old products.