Busan Mother-of-Pearl Craft Class with Tea ceremony
- Create Traditional Mother-of-Pearl Lacquerware: Experience Korea’s beautiful mother-of-pearl craft by designing your own elegant accessory in a hands-on Busan workshop
- Learn from Artisan Heritage: Discover traditional techniques inspired by Korea’s intangible cultural heritage while creating a unique piece with expert guidance
- Relaxing Craft & Tea Experience: Slow down in a charming creative space where artisan craftsmanship and Korean tea culture come together for a peaceful experience
- Perfect Busan Cultural Souvenir: Take home a one-of-a-kind handmade keepsake, making it an ideal activity for travelers seeking meaningful memories and authentic Korean culture
What to expect
A 60-minute hands-on Najeonchilgi (Korean mother-of-pearl lacquer) class with a traditional Korean tea ceremony, run by SayItGil Busan in Yongho-dong, Nam-gu, Busan. You will make your own mother-of-pearl keyring, hand mirror or bookmark and take it home as a one-of-a-kind Busan souvenir. The program was developed with technical advice from Najeonchilgi master craftsman Park Jung-gon. No experience needed. Classes are in English and Korean. Indoor activity, so it works on rainy days too. Groups are welcome. Location: SayItGil Busan, 2F, 119 Dongmyeong-ro, Nam-gu, Busan.
Good to know
- Basic selectable items: Keyring, Bookmark
- Additional 5,000 KRW: Hand Mirror, Business Card Case, Pill Holder
- Additional 20,000 KRW: Coaster
Reviews
It was a very nice and traditional local experience! The hosts were very welcoming and while designing our craft piece, they played traditiol music which added a very relaxing ambience. The Korean tea ceremony was also a wonderful touch to end the session. Very fun and creative, would highly recommend!
the activity was amazing and so much fun you can create beautiful objects while learning about the korean culture.
The workshop itself was quite fun (tho the stuff speaks very poor English), but our items got ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED by the time we got to the hotel. The workshop doesn't use fast-curing resin, and somehow the film used to wrap the item stuck to the adhesive used instead. We did our best to be careful with the box, it didn't fall or tip over, and yet. It turned an amazing night to a huge disappointment and a total waste of money.
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