Daechi K-Culture

Jo Su-jeong Hanji Grim Gallery

Situated amidst the bustling buildings near Samsung Station lies the Jo Su-jeong Hanji Grim Gallery, a hidden gem treasured by the discerning few.

12th floor, Donguri Building, 14 Teheran-ro 92-gil, Gangnam-gu

11:00-19:00(주말 휴무)

02-501-1505

Introduction

Jo Su-jeong Hanji Painting Gallery, located in a forest of buildings near Samsung Station, is a complex cultural space visited only by those in the know. Korean paper paintings made by tearing and pasting Korean paper by hand without using paint truly show the beauty of Korea. Classes to learn how to draw Korean paper are so popular that families of foreign ambassadors staying in Korea often visit. Even if you do not participate in the class, you can purchase various souvenirs using Hanji paintings. The tea set at Hanji Picture Gallery is composed of rice cakes, fresh flowers, and tea filled with sincerity, so it is very satisfying. It is full of elements that will appeal to people of all ages, so if you are traveling with your family, stop by this place.

Curation Details

Item	Description
Hanji-grim complex cultural space	A specialized hanji-grim (Korean paper art) complex cultural space nestled in the Samseong Station high-rise district, sought out by those in the know.
Hanji art torn and pasted, no paint	A distinctive Korean technique of completing artworks by tearing and pasting hanji paper by hand, without using paint.
Popular with foreign ambassadors' families	A popular hanji-grim class frequented by the families of foreign ambassadors residing in Korea.
Tea set with rice cakes and fresh flowers	A highly satisfying tea set composed of rice cakes, fresh flowers, and carefully prepared tea.