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Hanji House (한지가헌) · © KTO · KOGL Type 3
Seoul
Hanji House
Hanji House is a curated attraction in Korea — full details, hours, and access info on the official Korea Tourism page.
Why go
Hanji House is a traditional Korean paper art space in Seoul dedicated to hanji, the country's centuries-old handmade paper craft. The venue showcases finished hanji works and offers visitors hands-on workshops where they can learn the paper-making process from experienced artisans. Guests can observe traditional techniques, participate in DIY sessions, and purchase authentic hanji products. The intimate setting provides insight into this UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage, making it an accessible way for travelers to engage with Korean craftsmanship and artistic traditions directly.
Quick highlights
- Learn traditional Korean handmade paper-making techniques from skilled artisans
- Participate in interactive hanji workshops and create your own paper
- View gallery displays of finished hanji artwork and contemporary pieces
- Purchase authentic handcrafted hanji products as souvenirs and gifts
- Explore UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage in an intimate setting
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