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Make Traditional Korean Accessories with Korean Traditional Paper 'Hanji' in Seoul

Travel Activity

South Korea

Seoul

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Culture & Class

Ketersediaan

Tue

Minimum Pax

1 Person

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Lokasi Pertemuan

Hongsil (Itaewon)

Included

Traditional Korean accessory making class & materials
The accessory that you made

Overview

Don't miss this great opportunity to make practical and beautiful Korean accessories!

Hongsil is a beautiful workshop located in a quaint alleyway in Itaewon. Here, you can make beautiful traditional Korean accessories with traditional Korean paper, Hanji. You will be able to choose 1 option among 4 types of beautiful Rosa Rugosa accessories to work on and take home. Decorate your life with traditional Korean crafts and spend a memorable time in Korea.

Why this experience?

Make traditional Rosa Rugosa accessories with Korean paper, Hanji
Select 1 item from: norigae, baessi daenggi, key holder, and wall decoration
Take home the traditional Korean accessory as a souvenir

Korean Traditional Accessory Making Class
Availability	Tuesday
Time	2:00pm~3:40pm
Meet Location	Hongsil (map) Located near Noksapyeong Station (Line 6)
Itinerary	10-minute introduction 80-minute Hanji accessory making 10-minute photo time with the accessories you made

Norigae made of Hanji in Hongsil workshop in Seoul

▲ Norigae
A traditional Korean accessory that’s worn on top of traditional Korean clothing (Hanbok). It may also be used to decorate your handbag or backpack.

Baessi Daenggi made of Hanji in Hongsil workshop in Seoul

Baessi Daenggi made of Hanji in Hongsil workshop in Seoul

▲ Baessi Daenggi
A traditional Korean hairband with a Rosa Rugosa flower on the strap, showing elegant Korean beauty.

Key holder made of Hanji in Hongsil workshop in Seoul

Key holder made of Hanji in Hongsil workshop in Seoul

▲ Key Holder
A unique traditional Korean paper key holder that brings good luck and fortune.

Wall decoration made of Hanji in Hongsil workshop in Seoul

Wall decoration made of Hanji in Hongsil workshop in Seoul

▲ Wall Decoration
A special interior decoration item made out of traditional Korean paper.

Harga

Option/Price	Included	Included
Norigae Person Key Holder Person Baessi Daenggi Person Wall Decoration Person	- Traditional Korean accessory making class & materials - The accessory that you made

The same price applies to adults and children.

Cara pemesanan

1. Complete your booking.
2. Check your email.
3. Enjoy it.

Please keep in mind

Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the class time.

Cancellation policy

All times are based on Korea Standard Time (KST) (GMT + 9 hours)
3 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
2 days before the reserved date or less: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 3 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).

FAQ

What kind of accessories can I make during the class?

You can choose one item to make from four options: norigae, baessi daenggi, key holder, or wall decoration. Each piece reflects traditional Korean design using Hanji.

How long does the experience take?

The total duration is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. This includes a 10-minute introduction, 80 minutes of accessory making, and 10 minutes for photos with your finished piece.

How to get to the meeting point by public transportation?

Get off at Noksapyeong Station (Line 6) and take Exit 4. Go straight until you see a bus stop and take the "Yongsan 03" bus (green). Get off at the "Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines" station, cross the street towards the other side of the bus station and turn right. Walk straight until you see "Ritam Cafe" and turn left. Walk straight until you see a 3-way intersection and turn left. Go straight until you reach a 2-way intersection and turn left. Walk down the street and you will find "Hongsil"