Hanji

Hanji is a traditional Korean handmade paper known for its durability, strength, and unique texture. Made from the inner bark of the mulberry tree, the process involves peeling, boiling, pounding, and washing the bark to produce thin, fibrous sheets. Hanji has been used for centuries in Korea for various purposes, including calligraphy, painting, bookmaking, and lanterns, due to its high quality and longevity. Its cultural significance and natural beauty continue to make it a valued craft that reflects Korea’s rich artistic heritage.