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Jeju Pottery Village carries on the tradition of traditional pottery through Master Shin Chang-hyeon (신창현), a holder of Jeju Intangible Cultural Property No. 14 (the "Heobeok" kiln master), along with his trainees, Jeju traditional potters, and related craftsmen. The Seokyo (stone kiln), the only traditional Jeju kiln built from stone in the world, saw its lineage cut off in the 1960s. Then, based on 20 years of research and study, the Noranggul (yellow kiln) was successfully restored in 2000 and opened to the public, and natural pottery—produced without glaze, relying solely on the power of fire—is now being made. The village currently holds six kilns in total, including 'Noranggul' and 'Geomeungul' (black kiln), plus a tile kiln and one under construction. At least once a year, academic presentations and seminars are held to widely promote and share Jeju traditional pottery, and pottery experience events are also organized.
- Hours
- Varies by experience.체험별로 상이함
- Closed
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- Parking
- possible가능
- Contact
- 064-792-0052
Machine-translated from Korean. It may contain errors — the Korean original is kept next to short entries.