Jan Coveney
Hanji (paper)
'Han' refers to the Korean people and 'ji' means paper. Han-ji is the term used to describe Korean paper and, it’s also the art of making objects using the handmade paper.
Hanji (paper) is made from the bark of the mulberry tree 'dak' and is one of Korea's oldest and most durable products, dating back to the Three Kingdoms period around 130AD.
Hanji
Arts and Craft
It's believed that Hanji crafts first began when Korean women chose natural materials such as fabric and paper to make everyday household items.
The designs on these objects became more and more elaborate until finally they were not only practicable objects but they became pieces of Art.
Contact me - Jan Coveney
HANJI HAPPENINGS
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High Street, Strathalbyn South Australia 5255, Australia
Hanji Classes
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I'm based in Strathalbyn, South Australia and offer 2 hour Hanji classes during the week and 3 hour Hanji Workshops on the weekend.
