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<p>새 문서: __NOTOC__ =Traditional Crafts of Gwangju: The Living Hands of Master Artisans= == Narrative == The traditional crafts of Gwangju represent an invaluable intangible heritage that has...</p> <p><b>새 문서</b></p><div>__NOTOC__<br /> =Traditional Crafts of Gwangju: The Living Hands of Master Artisans=<br /> <br /> == Narrative ==<br /> The traditional crafts of Gwangju represent an invaluable intangible heritage that has preserved the region’s craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibility over generations. The traditional crafts designated as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Gwangju Metropolitan City include [[나전칠장|&lt;i&gt;najeonchiljang&lt;/i&gt; (lacquerware inlaid with mother-of-pearl)]], [[악기장|&lt;i&gt;akgijang&lt;/i&gt; (musical instrument making)]], [[청자도공|&lt;i&gt;cheongja dogong&lt;/i&gt; (celadon pottery making)]], [[탱화장|&lt;i&gt;taenghwajang&lt;/i&gt; (Buddhist painting), and [[필장|&lt;i&gt;piljang&lt;/i&gt; (brush making)]]. &lt;i&gt;Najeonchiljang&lt;/i&gt; is the craft of decorating lacquered surfaces with intricate patterns made from shells such as conch, abalone, and clam, a tradition that has been handed down in Gwangju for centuries. In the field of celadon pottery, Jo Gi-jeong (1937-2007) founded [[무등도예|Mudeung Ceramics]] and revived the artistry and techniques of Goryeo celadon in a modern context. His son, [[조장현|Jo Jang-hyeon]], continues his legacy as the current head of the workshop. Brush making refers to both the technique and the artisans who create Gwangju’s renowned [[진다리붓|Jindari brushes]]. First crafted by [[안재환|An Jae-hwan]] and now carried on by his descendant [[안명환|An Myeong-hwan]], the Jindari brush has been regarded as the finest of its kind by prominent calligraphers and literati painters, including [[허백련|Heo Baek-ryeon (1891-1977)]]. Alongside these, Buddhist painting and musical instrument making continue to be practiced and transmitted, affirming Gwangju’s identity as a city deeply rooted in the artistry of traditional craftsmanship.<br /> <br /> ==Network Graph==<br /> {{StoryGraph2 | title= E2024-G068}}<br /> <br /> ==Story Map==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[분류:Story]] [[분류:이야기 조각]] [[분류:강혜원]]</div>

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