Hanji Gongye
(Traditional Korean Paper Craft Making)
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Every Tuesday from 10th MAY to 28th JUNE (8 Weeks), 10 AM – 12 NOON @ Korean Cultural Office (KCO), King Sejong Room. |
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Week / Date |
Items |
Details (Learning Elements) |
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Week 1 10 May 2011 |
1) Plate |
= Introduction = Making the structure = Paste Hanji on Plate & Coloration on the pattern |
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Week 2 17 May 2011 |
= Stick pattern on & dry = Lacquer |
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Week 3 24 May 2011 |
2) Decorative Card |
= Work with pre-designed templates = Cut Hanji to shape of design = Tear & trim the pattern = Paste the pattern |
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Week 4 31 May 2011 |
3) Pencil (Incense) Case |
= Making the structure = Cut Hanji(plain & coloured) |
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Week 5 7 June 2011 |
= Paste Hanji = Coloration on the pattern |
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Week 6 14 June 2011 |
= Stick pattern on & Dry = Lacquer |
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Week 7 21 June 2011 |
4) Tray |
= Making the structure = Cut Hanji & Paste |
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Week 8 28 June 2011 |
= Bleach & Dry |
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= Lacquer |
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There are many ways that you can experience the spirit of Korean culture, and here is the most interesting first approach that we warmly recommend, the Hanji Gongye (Traditional Korean Paper Craft Making). This is what the Korean Cultural Office (KCO) offers which is just opened in April 2011, the Year of Friendship between Australia and Korea. KCO is located near the central CBD (just across from Museum Station, 255 Elizabeth Street Sydney), so please visit our facilities and collect details on Hanji Gongye today.
This class is open to everyone who is craving to learn about Korean culture in a fun way. Have an original and refreshing experience today! So how does it work? It’s simple! Visit KCO, then sign up to be a KCO member and enroll in the Hanji Gongye Class (Member $30, Non-member $50). All that’s left to do is to roll up your sleeves and begin. Seeing your own object slowly takes life and to finally take it home is an enjoyable experience not to be missed.