Dong-Lim Knot Museum, Seoul
Dong-Lim Knot Museum celebrates knots and their place as a part of Korean home decor and clothing. Korean knots are different from others because of their use of single strands of silk. The techniques used for creating these knots result in three-dimensional images, making them stand out from traditional macrame-based knots.
The knots that you can see here reflect four generations of this craft. You'll have the chance to see examples of what can be done with these knots on display. In addition to seeing the finished products, you'll also have the opportunity to watch the knot tiers at work.
You can buy some of these creations to take with you. Another exciting treat that awaits is the chance to take a workshop that allows you to create a Korean knot. Some of the examples of items you can create using these knots include cellphone "jewelry" and bracelets.
The knots that you can see here reflect four generations of this craft. You'll have the chance to see examples of what can be done with these knots on display. In addition to seeing the finished products, you'll also have the opportunity to watch the knot tiers at work.
You can buy some of these creations to take with you. Another exciting treat that awaits is the chance to take a workshop that allows you to create a Korean knot. Some of the examples of items you can create using these knots include cellphone "jewelry" and bracelets.
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Sight Name: Dong-Lim Knot Museum
Sight Location: Seoul, South Korea (See walking tours in Seoul)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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Sight Location: Seoul, South Korea (See walking tours in Seoul)
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