VISIT JEONJU

This is the only dak paper doll workshop in Jeonju Hanok Village, run by hanji master Park Geum-suk. Beyond the delight of admiring dolls with playful, expressive faces, visitors can touch the soft texture of traditional hanji and create their own doll an experience that allows them to feel Jeonju’s gentle warmth with all their senses.

It is a space where visitors can experience the warm and tactile properties of leather through attractive leather accessories and bags. Handwoven with genuine cowhide card wallets or "love" leather bracelets provides a special sense of accomplishment. By carefully sewing one's personal preferences and travel memories one by one, something that a ready-made product cannot provide.

It is a distinctive ceramic workshop that blends ceramic crafts rich in traditional Korean colors with sensorial illustrated goods. By adding your own colors to ceramics inspired by Jeonju’s scenery such as miniature hanok houses or flower shoes adorned with traditional patterns you can cherish your precious time in Jeonju as a small work of art, held in the palm of your hand.

It is a place where visitors can encounter the refined aesthetics of traditional knotting as interpreted by Yang In-sook, a master craftsperson. By weaving a doll knot key ring or a gemstone bracelet infused with positive energy, you spend time binding together the relationships and memories of your journey just as individual threads come together to form a strong, meaningful knot.

This is the studio of Kang Yeon-sook, an artist who elevates traditional rubber shoes (gomusin) into works of art by infusing them with heartfelt stories. As you admire art pieces that harmoniously combine gomusin and traditional wrapping cloth (bojagi), and take part in a hands-on handmade gomusin art experience, you are gently guided into a slow and tender moment of healing where analog sensibilities awaken and the fatigue of everyday life quietly fades away.

This multi-disciplinary craft space creates one-of-a-kind handmade accessories by working across a range of materials, including silver craft, mother-of-pearl inlay, and resin art. In hands-on classes, participants can design and make their own rings, bracelets, or small items using iridescent mother-of-pearl and crystal-clear resin—capturing memories of Jeonju in their most sparkling form, as wearable keepsakes.

Here, visitors can take in the elegance of hapjukseon, Korea’s traditional folding fans passed down since the Joseon Dynasty. As you admire the carefully crafted works of Um Jae-su, a master fan artisan, it feels as though a gentle and pleasant breeze stirs within your heart. The time spent making your own fan by hand—imbuing it with hopes and wishes for the year ahead—becomes an experience of truly special value.

In this space where gentle fragrances and flowers linger, you can let your own sensibility bloom. From pressed-flower crafts adorned with delicate blossoms to softly scented soy candles, the process of creating something with your hands brings a pleasant sense of calm—gently easing a once-busy mind.

This warm and welcoming studio invites you to feel the soft texture of clay as you shape your own pottery. It is an ideal place to share quiet conversations while turning the potter’s wheel together with someone special. Newly opened goods-making experiences add another layer of meaning, allowing you to capture memories of the New Year in a form that feels both personal and lasting.

In a cozy space, you can admire beautiful ceramics and create a one-of-a-kind mug of your own. The simple pleasure of filling a cup you made yourself with warmth in everyday life becomes, in itself, the perfect New Year’s gift.

True to its name, an attic beneath the sea, this mysterious yet cozy space captures travel memories in the form of small keepsakes. By creating aquarium key rings or fūrin (Japanese wind chimes) with clear, delicate sounds, visitors gently preserve the soft, heartwarming emotions felt during their journey in Jeonju just as they are.

Using enduring surgical steel and pure silver clay, visitors can craft jewelry that is uniquely their own. From necklaces to rings, the process of shaping silver clay by hand and watching it transform into a solid, shimmering piece reflects the sparkling mindset of welcoming the New Year.

This is a painting workshop where you pick up a brush and fill a blank canvas with colors of your own. No complex techniques are required. As you focus on the canvas and feel the comfort that color brings, a bright and uplifting landscape quietly begins to take shape within your heart as well.

With each careful stitch of French embroidery, the mind finds calm and balance. As the thread traces delicate patterns across the fabric, restless thoughts gently fade away, leaving warmth to linger only at the tip of the needle.

Decorate a T-shirt with spray paint and experience graffiti art as you release your free-spirited energy. Stepping beyond rigid forms to express your individuality without restraint becomes a refreshing source of vitality for the year ahead.

It is a woodworking studio dedicated to crafting solid wood furniture that highlights the natural grain of the material. The process of shaping and refining sturdy wood into a finished piece reflects our own journey of steadily building a strong foundation for the year ahead.