한상수자수박물관(韓尚洙刺繡博物館）The Hansangsoo Embroidery Museum

It took a long time to find and when I got there I was told there was no embroidery just hanbock. Later I found out they did have embriodery but the lady there didn't tell me so. The doors of the other house were shut so it could have been shut. Any way, the area was very pretty, original style Korean houses, some were residential and some were craft shops or galleries. I found a lovely place to eat down the road where they made their own pottery onsite and held workshops for making pottery. A cool place.

My daughter had a hanbok experience. My wife is very kind and kind, and I wanted to hear more about embroidery if I knew Korean. The Hanok with a courtyard where you couldn't easily enter was also very nice. I will return! seongbuk dong 58-13 Seoul moved! 감사 합니다 ♥

The Han Sang embroidery Museum moved here on 11/07/2019. Han Sang-soo was in love with Korean traditional embroidery!

Han Sang-soo, a holder of the function of an embroidery thread designated as Important Intangible Cultural Property No. 80, opened in September 2005 to promote the excellence of Korean traditional embroidery. It consists of three exhibition rooms, an audio-visual education room and a music shop. The main collections are textile cultural heritages, such as embroidery, textiles, knitted fabrics and printing, and folk crafts, related folk goods, and Han Sang-soo's major works. In addition to the exhibition, the aim is to carry out the development and development of embroidery traditions by linking the recording, management, restoration, transmission, and education of the collections, and to suggest the possibility of leading to the new value of future cultural projects. In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the center also organizes and organizes two or more special exhibitions, demonstration events, yard performances, daily experience learning, academic seminars, and overseas exchange exhibitions. Affiliated institutions include the Forest Research and Development Institute and the Institute of Ancient Textile Science and Technology History. Opening hours are from 10 am to 5 pm, closed every Monday

A very special place, show some embroidery, textiles, you can pay for handicrafts (usually handkerchief embroidery), it will take about an hour.