Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Auckland

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Experience Korean traditional clothes and boudoir crafts exhibition and workshop during the spring school holidays!
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It is great to have an opportunity to showcase Hanbok and traditional Korean boudoir crafts with Gyubang. Hanbok stands for the Korean traditional dress while Gyubang is an exclusive space for women to produce their boudoir works from accessories to daily household items such as wrapping cloth, patchworks, embroidery and traditional knots using natural colour. It is a special place for them to develop their creativity and artistic talent under the strict Confucian environment.

■ Free activities onsite for you to enjoy:
-Hanbok wearing and taking photos session
-Traditional boudoir craft workshop (2pm-5pm for walk-ins, bookings required for group bookings and any individuals who want the workshop outside of 2pm-5pm)
-Calligraphy in Korean session.

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To make the crafts workshop bookings, please email your preferred time and date to yjilee12@mofa.go.kr ​.

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