ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 5月3日 05時29分

Korea adopted paper-making from China, along with Buddhism, in the 4th century CE. The most common material for paper-making in Korea is paper mulberry. Korean paper, called hanji, had a staggering number of uses in traditional Korean life; paper hats, umbrellas, cups, envelopes, and boxes were all common. This box, likely used as a sewing box, is decorated with auspicious symbols. #artsofkorea #한국미술 ⠀

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