Korean Culture Collectibles, crafts, memorabilia and souvenirs.

Korean craftworks signify  more than lacquered boxes or pottery bowls, for craftwork is closely associated with the character of a people and thus reflects the dreams and aspirations of both producers and consumers. In Korea, there is a well-developed crafts tradition. Korean main  crafts can are metal crafts, wood crafts, ceramics, glass, dyed and woven goods and other miscellaneous craftwork.  Other handicrafts, listed in the  Kyongguk taejon, a treatise on government written during the early Choson period, that lists 129 different types of crafts.
inluding glass, leather, paper, stone and woven goodlass crafts of the Three Kingdoms and Unified Shilla period as well as hanji (Korean paper crafts) . Enamel, Folk Art, Furniture, Architectural Elements, Horn, Ivory, Jewelry, Lacquer, Metalwork, Scholar Art, Snuff Bottles, Textiles, Wood, garments , hats, shoes, textiles, , jewelry or ornaments, calligraphy, folk arts, ritual or festival art,
Porcelain, Stoneware, Lacquer, Enamel, Folk Art, Textiles, Devotional Objects, Woodcrafts, Baskets ,Textiles, Snuff bottles, Cups, Tea pots, tea sets, vases,Korean Vases, Wedding ducks,  Baskets, Masks, Figurines, Statues, Carvings, Crafts, Jewelry, Bowls, Woodcrafts, Pottery.
Weaving made with the leftover pieces of cloth used to make ornate pouches.-- Appealing to modern tastes--  have enjoyed great popularity in recent times.