JEONJU UNIVERSITY MUSEUM. 303 Cheonjam-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do (Hyojong-dong 3-ga) CHONNAM...
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The website represents the culmination of extensive research spanning several years, with its primary focus on the study of Korean furniture from the late Joseon dynasty in Korea. A series of articles comprehensively explores all facets essential for unraveling the artistry of Korean master carpenters from that era.
This exploration encompasses an examination of the country, its people, and their customs.
This study is divided into several chapters:
- Korean Furniture Types: Attempts to present a typology of different furniture types.
- Collecting Guide: Certain clues help us to better identify Korean furniture.
- Regional Differences: Describes the differences in design, dimensions, and decorative motifs that make it possible to pinpoint the furniture’s geographical origin.
- Collection Guide: A photographic presentation of Korean furniture in numerous museums.
- Special Topics: Various articles on different themes such as woods used, decorative motifs, types of joinery, and finishing methods.
- The Market: Analysis of pieces presented at auction houses around the world.
- Antikasia: Presentation of our own collection of Korean furniture.
Together, these resources offer a deeper insight into this exceptional art form. Please note that our research remains an ongoing endeavor. The information provided on this website regarding collection items may be subject to updates, revisions, or enhancements at any given time.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE COLLECTIONS IN KOREA. CHUNGCHEONG PROVINCE.
YETTEO FOLK MUSEUM. 321-35, Sannae-ro, Dong-gu, Daejeon. CHEONAN MUSEUM. 27...
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LINKS. Joseon Minhwa Museum. Sokcho City Museum. Samcheok City Museum....
Read MoreMOTHER-OF-PEARL. Differences of decorative techniques between the Goryeo and the Joseon dynasties in Korea.
Korean lacquer has already been the subject of publications on...
Read MoreKOREA AT THE END OF THE 19TH CENTURY. Testimonies of the first foreign visitors.
Featured photo: The historic 24-hour “Namdaemun” market is located next...
Read MoreREVIVING HERITAGE. Techniques and impact of 20th century Korean furniture restoration.
PIECES AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET SINCE THE LATE 19th CENTURY....
Read MoreAUCTIONS IN KOREA – 2025
K AUCTION. 23 Eonju-ro 172-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea. SEOUL AUCTION....
Read MorePUBLICATIONS ON KOREAN FURNITURE
The majority of books and studies on antique Korean furniture...
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Years later, I came to realize that my university studies...
Read MoreMETALWORK PATTERNS ON KOREAN BANDAJI
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Read MoreTHE KOREAN DAY BED – 평상
Feature photo: Day bed. DATE1800s. zelkova frame, bamboo slats, brass...
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