The Korean Natural Dye Museum in Naju City will host the exhibition 'Color and Story.'
From August 4 to 31, the museum's exhibition hall will highlight the beauty of natural dyeing and the value of craft art.
This exhibition, featuring works from members of the Korean Natural Dye Artists Association, showcases the natural colors and modern values of traditional crafts through the creations of active artists in the field.
As natural dyeing evolves beyond a simple traditional technique into contemporary craft art, the exhibition aims to share the depth and beauty of colors shaped by nature and humanity with visitors.
The display will include a variety of natural dye works across different fields, such as textile art, fabrics, clothing, traditional patchwork, and hanbok.
Artists have captured their unique artistic expressions using colors derived from dye plants they have personally harvested or cultivated.
The exhibition will broadly demonstrate the artistic potential and applicability of natural dyeing through works that harmonize traditional techniques with modern sensibilities.
Im Kyung-ryeol, director of the Korean Natural Dye Museum, stated, “I hope visitors will have a meaningful time experiencing the profound beauty and artistic value of natural dyeing.”
* This article has been translated by AI.
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