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Hanji Happenings: Museum SAN ......

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Monday, June 8, 2015. Korea is and always has been, a country full of surprises. Recently I was told by a Hanji friend about a Paper Museum called Museum SAN. Space Art and Nature) and the indication was that it's a must see for anyone who is visiting Korea and loves paper. ' San. Also means mountain in Korean so it has a double edged meaning. It's a bit of a trek to get to from Seoul because first you need to take a 1 1/2 hr train ride to Wonju,. The building was designed by Tadao Ando. Is a key word in...

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Hanji Happenings: Online Hanji paper store, in English .....

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Tuesday, March 5, 2013. Online Hanji paper store, in English . I'm really pleased to be able to share with you this website where you can order a variety of Hanji papers from Korea and it's all in English! The store is based in Daejon, Korea. Was established by Moonyang Park in 1983. It's a family owned 2nd generation. Business and they have a factory in Junju. They also have a factory in China where some of the paper is made. The website is at. September 13, 2013 at 9:18 AM. January 5, 2014 at 11:26 AM.

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Hanji Happenings: My Etsy Shop

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Wednesday, June 24, 2015. I've finally opened my own Etsy Hanji Shop. Its something I've been going to do for a long time and I've had lots of requests regarding where people can purchase unique hanji pieces from, so here it is. My shop name is Kultureshock. I'm currently having an opening sale of 20% off. For the next 2 weeks only. So don't forget to check it out. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Dreaming of Hanji's New Millenium. K- Paper Festival, Sydney 2016. RADIO INTERVIEW - 28/2/16. Online Hanj...

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Hanji Happenings: January 2015

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Friday, January 23, 2015. This week I've tried to maximize my time and instead of cutting Hanji items out of cardboard by hand, I decided to piece together some of the kits I've collected over the years. Many of these kits are more than 10 years old and have been with me since I left Korea and during my travels to different countries around the world. Monday, January 19, 2015. Life so interesting . My time has suddenly got busier as I prepare for my Hanji Exhibition, 'HANJI - .from paper to purpose',...

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Hanji Happenings: Environmentally friendly interiors using Hanji ........

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Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Environmentally friendly interiors using Hanji . Hanji is used in limitless applications, including wallpaper and an array of household goods made with traditional craftsmanship. The official residences of the Korean Mission to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Mun are good examples of the esthetic qualities of hanji interiors.'. Professor at Yewon Arts University, Hanji Formative Arts Department. Ban Ki-Mun, Secretary General of the United Nations. The room was decorated based on th...

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Hanji Happenings: May 2015

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Friday, May 29, 2015. Korean traditional flower shoes (Hwahye) . Korean traditional flower shoes are called Hwahye. Hwa. Is a generic term for any type of footwear and hye. Means a short version of shoes that don't cover the ankle. There were over 20 different types of Hwahye. Shoes that were worn during the Joseon dynasty and they indicated a persons status and varied according to someones age, social class and gender. A good use for the old rubber shoes. Is the Hanji version of the ' hwahye'. Over the ...

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Hanji Happenings: Korean traditional flower shoes (Hwahye) ...

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Friday, May 29, 2015. Korean traditional flower shoes (Hwahye) . Korean traditional flower shoes are called Hwahye. Hwa. Is a generic term for any type of footwear and hye. Means a short version of shoes that don't cover the ankle. There were over 20 different types of Hwahye. Shoes that were worn during the Joseon dynasty and they indicated a persons status and varied according to someones age, social class and gender. A good use for the old rubber shoes. Is the Hanji version of the ' hwahye'. When I le...

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Hanji Happenings: Lotus symbol in Korean culture .....

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Saturday, February 9, 2013. Lotus symbol in Korean culture . In traditional Korean Hanji art you can see many different designs of plants, animals, letters and insects. I'm sure you've wondered what they all symbolise as they are repeated so often and in many different ways. The lotus flower symbolises creation, birth, liveability and reproduction and therefore it's one of the most important symbols in both Korean culture and its traditional religions. Cutting out a lotus and duck design. If a child is s...

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Hanji Happenings: The Buddhist symbol, Hanji & Korean culture ....

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Sunday, March 16, 2014. The Buddhist symbol, Hanji and Korean culture . For those of us in the West this is often confused with the German Nazi swastika symbol but in fact it's been around for about three thousand years. Used as a border inside this divided box. Today, whenever the ancient symbol is used, it is automatically assumed by some people that it is a Nazi symbol. When the Nazis took the ancient symbol, they forever changed the meaning of the swastika, the symbol of purity and of life. When I le...