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Featured Product |
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·Made by Korean traditional We Bal technique
·Multiple grain direction
·Dimensionally stable against moisture
·Excellent for lining |
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Making Hanji |
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Hanji was often called Baek Ji.
It refers to one hundred (Baek) touches to make one sheet of paper (Ji).
Every Hanji is born out of the intuitive spririt of the artisan. |
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History of Hanji |
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Two of the world's oldest surviving prints were made on Hanji.
Mu Gu Jung Kwang Dae Da Ra Ni Kyung (circa 750 A.D.),
is a beautiful sutra made from wood block and
Jik Ji Sim Chae Yo Jeol (1377 A.D.) was printed from movable metallic type. |
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