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Jeju Pottery Village
Korean name제주도예촌
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Jeju Ceramics Village continues the tradition of traditional pottery with Jeju Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 14 Heobeokjang ‘Shin Chang-hyeon’ as well as trainees, Jeju traditional potters, and related craftsmen. Seokyo, the only traditional kiln in Jeju made of stone in the world, was discontinued in the 1960s. Then, based on 20 years of investigation and research, Yellow Cave was successfully restored in 2000, and natural pottery made with the power of fire without glaze is being produced. The pottery village currently has six caves, including ‘yellow caves’ and ‘black caves’, as well as tile caves and caves under construction. Jeju traditional pottery is widely known and shared through academic presentations and seminars at least once a year, and pottery experience events are also held.
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