From Traditional Crafts to New Trends. A short outline of South Korean Art Jewelry development
Published: 13.08.2021
‘Korean Contemporary Jewelry Chronicle : 100 Brooches’ Exhibition View (1)
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In comparison with the long history of Korean arts and crafts, the history of Korean art jewelry is relatively short. Despite that, it has achieved a remarkable development during a short period of time.
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