South Africans learn how to make Traditional Korean Knots
The Korean Cultural Centre in South Africa held a Korean traditional knots workshop on Monday, 17 April 2023. The participants spent 2 hours making Traditional Korean Knots with their instructor Kim Youn Jung. Korean Traditional Knots are one of Korea’s representative Gyubang crafts.
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The participants also had an opportunity to tour the Korean knots on show in the exhibition room and learn more about the history of Korean Knots and how they developed independently over thousands of years.
Photo: Korean Cultural Centre
The workshop was a meaningful cultural lecture, experience and truly an opportunity to introduce beautiful Korean handcrafting culture to South Africans.
Photo: Korean Cultural Centre
If you would like to see and experience Korean Traditional Knots for yourself, please head to the centre quickly for the exhibition before it ends next month.
Article by Mikateko
