It is not a museum. A small room structure with knots, a list of items for sale, and a corner where you can choose a lesson on how to create one of some knotted objects. Unless knotting is indeed your business, you may continue to do so.
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Not really a museum. A small, one room structure with a handful of displays of knots, a table of items for sale, and a corner where you can choose to take a lesson on how to create one of a few knotte...
Not really a museum. Just a small house with old ladies doing knots. Items for sale are pricey.
Think my title describes it all. It's a small house up a slope in bukchon. Just walk by to look at the area. Nothing much in the "museum", you'll be done in 5-10 min. Take off your shoes if you want ...
This small shop is situated in the Bukchon (North) Hanok village area (Bukchon-ro 12-gil) of Seoul. It exhibits the comprehensive range of materials handed down traditionally in Korea. You can see var...
An expensive place but quite interesting. You will get hands-on guidance how to make various traditional Korean knots. My wife became so fascinating of the knots that she even bought a book wanting to...
The people were welcoming, despite my lack of ability to speak Korean. Many beautiful and interesting knots. However, the classes are simplistic (fun for someone in grade school, perhaps, but too ea...
It is not a museum. A small room structure with knots, a list of items for sale, and a corner where you can choose a lesson on how to create one of some knotted objects. Unless knotting is indeed your business, you may continue to do so.
Many folk activities experience halls are hidden in the Hanok Village to pass on their own culture. The knots are made here. The color is different from the red of Chinese knots. Korea likes to use simple and elegant colors.
A very small museum, I feel that there are very few tourists. After all, it is a very unpopular place. If you are not an enthusiast, it is not recommended.
This museum is quite small and there are not many tourists, but I have a good impression of it. The commentators inside are very dedicated. Although most of the content is in Korean, I have been studying here for so long and I basically read it. Understand.
More interesting exhibits, especially handicrafts.