한상수자수박물관
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Hansangsu Embroidery Museum is a museum specializing in Korean embroidery, founded by Master Han Sang-soo, a holder of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Korea No. 80 (Embroidery). Registered as Seoul City's 20th private museum in 2005 in Bukchon Hanok Village, Jongno-gu, Seoul, it has devoted itself to the preservation, research, and education of Korean embroidery, and moved to Seongbuk-dong, Seoul in 2016, where it now operates. The museum permanently exhibits a variety of traditional embroidery works, including those by Master Han Sang-soo, and runs hands-on and educational programs, special exhibitions, and academic research. Admission is free, and guided tours and one-day traditional embroidery experience programs are offered, allowing visitors to directly appreciate the beauty and value of Korean embroidery. It is located about 700 meters from Exit 6 of Hansung University Station on Subway Line 4, and is also a good stop to explore alongside the cultural heritage of Seongbuk-dong.
- Hours
- 10:00~17:00 (Break time: 12:00~13:00)10:00~17:00 (휴게시간 12:00~13:00)
- Closed
- Every Monday / Seollal and Chuseok holidays / Legal public holidays매주 월요일 / 설·추석 연휴 / 법정공휴일
- Admission
- - Adults 5,000 won - Children 3,000 won- 어른 5,000원- 어린이 3,000원
- Contact
- 0507-1319-1545
Machine-translated from Korean. It may contain errors — the Korean original is kept next to short entries.