Hanji refers to traditional Korean paper crafted from mulberry bark, admired worldwide for its strength, luster, and longevity. Artisans hand-process the bark, creating sheets used in art, calligraphy, and even architecture.
Hanji embodies resourcefulness and a connection to nature. The papermaking process, passed down for generations, secures an important piece of Korea’s cultural identity.
Hanji paper stands as a testament to sustainability and timeless beauty, finding new life in contemporary works of art and design.
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