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Korea Traditional Minwha Art One Day Class
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Korea Traditional Minwha Art One Day Class

2 hours
Seogwipo
€41.55/person
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You'll get a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hour(s) before the activity date (destination local time)
  • Admission to: Lucysson Atelier
  • English / Korean-speaking guide
  • English-speaking staff
  • Professional guide
  • Certified professional instructor

Not included: Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses

Meeting point: Address Lucysson Atelier 138, Bomok-ro 64beon-gil, Seogwipo

Ticket: Voucher type - Present your mobile voucher

Overview

‘Lucysson Atelier’ is first folk art gallery that reinterpreted Jeju's traditional folk paintings in a modern way. This cultural complex has been created for revitalizing Jeju folk paintings with the disappearing traditional culture by CEO Lucy Sson. This multiplaxed gallery has been built for retaining Korea culture by many audiences who are interested in Jeju folk art is based on sharing a knowledge of historical treasure. We share good dreams and the right meaning of the gallery, which strengthens friendship among traditional cultural people with the love and sincerity of artists' usual generous works, with works that share each other's wisdom and shine in one memory.

Highlights

This class is established for retaining Korea culture and letting many visitors are interested in Jeju folk art for sharing a knowledge of historical treasure
Enjoy the traditional beautiful space with beautiful sea located in front of Socheonji Sea where you can enjoy traditional Jeju beverage with exhibitions

What's included

Admission to: Lucysson Atelier
English / Korean-speaking guide
English-speaking staff
Professional guide
Certified professional instructor

What's not included

Meals and beverages
Other personal expenses

Meeting point

Address Lucysson Atelier 138, Bomok-ro 64beon-gil, Seogwipo

Bomok-ro 64beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea

Cancellation policy

  • Free cancellation with 24 hours' notice.

Additional info

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Departure: Meet the operator at 11:00. Enter your preferred location at checkout. The operator will make the final confirmation accordingly. Please arrive at the location 1 mins before the departure time [Attraction/experience] 2 hour(s) 30 min(s), Lucysson Atelier [Return] 17:00, at 138, Bomok-ro 64beon-gil, Seogwipo, Day {num}
The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
Fee Related Same price applies to all ages
How to get there What is Minhwa? Folk paintings were painted by unnamed artists during the Joseon Dynasty (later said to include royal paintings and even those of professional artists) It refers to a picture that is not tied to form but is honest, unconventional, and humorous, and offers a glimpse of the rich imagination of the common people, and has the most Korean style with free and simple dreams and wishes that reveal life and mental world. A folk painting is a picture of meaning. It metaphors symbolic meaning through images and ultimately dreams of human happiness through symbolism. What folk paintings ultimately hope for is human happiness.Folk painting is an art that pursues beauty and at the same time a symbol containing earnest desire. Minhwa Material Sunji (Korean paper), colored brush/barim brush, ink, ink, colored paint, glue, etc Types of folk paintings Text map Symbols representing the contents of historical events and folk tales related to the meaning of the letters are drawn in self-painting to form a typeface, usually drawn as folding screens. First, there is a 戱 painting of eight characters, including filial piety, 悌, loyalty, fidelity, courtesy, righteousness, 廉, and chi, which represent Confucian ethics. Secondly, it is a guardian symbolic writing road using letters such as dragons, arcs (虎s), and phrases (龜s), reflecting ancient envoy thoughts, animism, and feng shui thoughts. This is a painting that hopes for peace in the present world, such as abundance, blessings, and longevity. Finally, it is a road map using letters such as wealth (富貴), 壽福康寧 (Subokgangnyeong), and Danam (multiple 男), expressing aspirations and dreams in strokes or letters to hope for happiness, longevity, and comfort in the present world. In particular, numbers and Bokja were used the most. Frequency level It is a painting of butterflies and flowers, and a representative painting of a painter in the late Joseon Dynasty, Nam Gye-woo, the master of butterfly paintings. Butterfly means married couple's gold chamber or longevity, and peony means wealth and wealth. Peony Island Moran' is a Chinese character combination of "mo 牡" (male) and "dan 丹" (reddar), which is pronounced as "modan 牡丹" or "peony" by phonetics. Moran belongs to Yangyang and symbolizes men, so it is called Hwajungwanghwawang or Hwawanghwawang because it is said to be the best of all flowers by placing the letter "Mo 牡" in front of it. Therefore, the meaning of peonies is called wealth (富貴). It is known as a flower that symbolizes wealth and wealth because the flowers look large and coveted and beautiful. Lotus Blossom Island Yeonhwado (蓮 painting), a folk painting drawn on lotus flowers, is a symbol of the prosperity of descendants and is contained in lotus rice It is said to mean conceiving as many sons as the number of seeds. Bookman It is also called a book street painting, and it is a painting that was decorated in the love room or study of scholars It is a folk painting of related objects. Other folk paintings Ten Longevity 十 painting Sipjangsaengdo is a folk painting of Sipjangsaeng, which is considered to be eternal life, in the hope of a long life. A picture of the sun, clouds, rocks, water, pine trees, bamboo, cranes, deer, turtles, and fire plants on one screen. Flower and bird 鳥 painting a folk painting of all kinds of flowers and birds in splendid colors. 어해도漁蟹圖 Eohae is a folk painting of fish, shellfish, and crabs. A painting of praying for Mount Dabok. 영수도靈獸圖 Folk paintings depicting imaginary animals with the characteristics of guardian gods such as phoenix, Haitai, white tiger, dragon, and giraffe. 어해도漁蟹圖 Eohae is a folk painting depicting fish, shellfish, and crabs, mainly wishing for fertility and good luck. 초충도草蟲圖 Chochungdo Island is a folk painting that mainly depicts insects such as bees and butterflies on plants. 작호도鵲虎圖 A folk painting of a tiger under a magpie and a pine tree. A picture that prevents misfortune and brings good news 노안도蘆雁圖 A folk painting depicting reeds and wild geese together to pray for peace in old age.

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