Jeonju Traditional Crafts Exhibition Hall

Jeonju Traditional Crafts Exhibition Hall

The Jeonju Traditional Crafts Exhibition Hall is located in Hak-dong, Wansan-gu, Jeonju, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, and is a museum rich in historical significance. Opened on April 20, 2002, the museum offers visitors a chance to admire the essence of traditional Korean crafts and feast their eyes on exquisite works.

The Jeonju Traditional Crafts Exhibition Hall is composed of the Craft Hall, Planning Hall, Experience Hall, Fiber Hall, Ceramics Hall, Hanji (traditional Korean paper) Hall, and Ogmokdae Specialty Hall. Among these, the most popular with visitors is the Planning Hall, which spans over 70 pyeong (approximately 230 square meters) and showcases architectural elements such as large beams and eaves that embody the charm of traditional Korean structures. These crafts vividly tell the history and allure of Korean artistry. Here, the miraculous skills of ancient artisans and the captivating essence of traditional crafts are displayed in categorized exhibits based on form, era, and creator, offering visitors an eye-opening experience.

In addition to the Planning Hall, the Experience Hall is also a frequently visited spot. It’s a space for fully immersing oneself in traditional crafts, where seasonal workshops on items such as ceramics, hanji, fiber, and woodworking are held in rotation, providing engaging opportunities to get closer to Korean craftsmanship.

Jeonju Art and Craft Museum

Must-visit reason: One of the museums that best represents traditional Korean crafts

Continent where the attraction is located: Asia【Asia】

Country/region where the attraction is located: Korea[Korea]

Province/state where the attraction is located: North Jeolla Province [North Jeolla Province]

City where the attraction is located: Jeonju [Jeonju]