Master Kim, Soonhee is well known for her effort and achievement in getting back some of the costumes worn by Princess Duckhae and the royal family during Choson Dynasty from Japanese possesion. 

Each item was worth visiting, but members were especially very much impressed with the ceremonial robe of the empress with peacock design. 

The museum also had the simplified ceremonial gown mainly worn by the queens and royal concubines of the Choson Dynasty for less formal events. The jacket is characterized by elongated panels in the front and in the back. 

This picture shows some embroidery of peony and lotus, which symbolize happiness and wealth. It was known to be given to the newly-wed couples for blessing. 

On Tuesday, August 8th, Hanji class had its 4th painting session at the cultural center in the Indian Museum located in Seocho-dong. 

Eight people gathered and had a wonderful, creative and fantastic hands-on experience making Hanji fan, broches, and some tea tray. 

Interested? Contact Sunny Shin at 010-5751-8326.