Inside the common house of Ki’Nonh village 4/4 : painting of potters

Ki’Nonh village has been settled in its current place in 2014, mostly built by the Vietnamese government to settle down population that were half-nomadic. They provided the Katu people with a traditionnal common house. In this house are kept many relics of the Katu culture, to be transmitted to younger generation. As the only clay source of the area is situated nearby, Katu people from Ki’Nonh (before the village was settled) were known to produce pottery. The mural painting decorating the common house thus pictures, among other things, Katu women pounding clay on a flat stone (on the left of the pillar) and a woman scraping the inside of a pot, next to two of her products (on the right of the pillar).