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Damhwaheon
A breathing Jeju pottery made with Jeju soil
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A breathing Jeju pottery made with Jeju soil
Artist Kang Seung-cheol, who received the grand prize of honor at the 10th Korea Pottery Contest, makes pottery with sincerity as a person who coexists with nature. Damhwaheon runs a one-day experience that helps you understand the living pottery of Jeju. Anyone, regardless of gender or age, can participate, and this is a place where Jeju clay is kneaded to make practical pottery works such as bowls, water glasses, vases, etc. After the experience, you can receive your own Jeju pottery after drying and aging, which takes about a month.
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