Dancheong Coloring Book by Dancheong Master Lee Su-ja, An Yu-jin
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Description
Book Introduction
“The colorful and beautiful patterns of Dancheong
“It’s like the sky has been painted.”
Our traditional culture is as splendid as if it were embroidered in the sky!
The moment you directly dye your hair with the light of tradition, the Dancheong coloring book.
A coloring book of Dancheong, created by the 'today's child' who carries on the tradition and is a Dancheong master, has been published.
The splendid Dancheong patterns remaining in traditional buildings such as palaces and temples were copied in their original form.
This book is more than just a coloring book; it also explains the meaning and uses of traditional Dancheong.
Each design includes the name of the building where the corresponding Dancheong pattern was used, such as Gyeonghoeru Pavilion in Gyeongbokgung Palace and Huijeongdang Nanyang in Changdeokgung Palace.
If you want, you can have fun going there and looking for the pattern yourself.
It also includes explanations of the use and location of Dancheong patterns, allowing readers to understand the context of our architecture and art while coloring.
There is no right way to color.
Although it explains the traditional Dancheong coloring method, it only serves as a guide to 'this is the tradition'.
You can freely color the Dancheong with any material you like, such as colored pencils, watercolors, or markers.
However, if you utilize the *five colors (blue, red, yellow, white, black)* traditionally used in Dancheong, you will be able to feel a deeper sense of style.
This coloring book, created by experts who carry on the tradition, will provide an unforgettable experience for those new to Dancheong and those who wish to rediscover the beauty of traditional culture.
“It’s like the sky has been painted.”
Our traditional culture is as splendid as if it were embroidered in the sky!
The moment you directly dye your hair with the light of tradition, the Dancheong coloring book.
A coloring book of Dancheong, created by the 'today's child' who carries on the tradition and is a Dancheong master, has been published.
The splendid Dancheong patterns remaining in traditional buildings such as palaces and temples were copied in their original form.
This book is more than just a coloring book; it also explains the meaning and uses of traditional Dancheong.
Each design includes the name of the building where the corresponding Dancheong pattern was used, such as Gyeonghoeru Pavilion in Gyeongbokgung Palace and Huijeongdang Nanyang in Changdeokgung Palace.
If you want, you can have fun going there and looking for the pattern yourself.
It also includes explanations of the use and location of Dancheong patterns, allowing readers to understand the context of our architecture and art while coloring.
There is no right way to color.
Although it explains the traditional Dancheong coloring method, it only serves as a guide to 'this is the tradition'.
You can freely color the Dancheong with any material you like, such as colored pencils, watercolors, or markers.
However, if you utilize the *five colors (blue, red, yellow, white, black)* traditionally used in Dancheong, you will be able to feel a deeper sense of style.
This coloring book, created by experts who carry on the tradition, will provide an unforgettable experience for those new to Dancheong and those who wish to rediscover the beauty of traditional culture.
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Preview
index
Chapter 1 What is Dancheong?
Chapter 2: The Colorful Colors of Dancheong
Chapter 3 Dancheong Coloring
Chapter 2: The Colorful Colors of Dancheong
Chapter 3 Dancheong Coloring
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Publisher's Review
A holder of the Korean Intangible Cultural Heritage 'Dancheongjang'
The world of Dancheong presented by An Yu-jin!
Seoul, one of the world's largest cities.
Seoul's appeal to many travelers is that it is a highly developed, modern city, yet it is surrounded by mountains and has five palaces occupying vast grounds in the city center.
Another unique attraction is that large temples such as Jogyesa and Bongeunsa are located in the heart of the city.
In particular, the soaring roof tiles of Gyeongbokgung Palace and the high-rise buildings beyond it are the best of Seoul, chosen by many foreign tourists.
So, what comes to mind when you think of "gung palace" or "temple"? Of course, there's roof tiles, but it's also Dancheong, Dancheong.
The original role of Dancheong was to extend the life of a building by painting it to protect it from wind, rain, and pests, or to correct structural illusions in the building to make it look more beautiful.
Basically, it contains the meaning of a wall that drives away evil spirits, and it also contains the wish for restoration and health or for the building itself to be strong for a long time.
This is why the patterns used in palaces, temples, and ordinary Korean houses are all different.
Any pattern or vivid color beautifully decorates traditional buildings and eaves.
From Dancheong stamps and cosmetic brand collaboration packages to street design—Dancheong is more deeply ingrained in our daily lives than we might think.
As visually splendid and beautiful as it is, souvenirs and goods featuring Dancheong are always popular at the National Museum of Korea and palace prop shops.
The book "Dancheong Coloring Book" by Ahn Yu-jin, a young Dancheong master who carries on the tradition, is the book that allows you to experience the aesthetics of Dancheong most directly.
It offers a special experience of not just looking, but coloring with your hands and making the beauty of tradition your own.
In addition, the actual location and use of Dancheong in palaces and temples are introduced, leading the painting process to expand beyond simple play into a small cultural exploration.
This book overcomes the preconception that "tradition is difficult," and presents a path that anyone can enjoy.
Now, Korean traditions are attracting the world's attention.
《Dancheong Coloring Book》 will be the easiest and most accessible guide to conveying the beautiful colors and stories.
The world of Dancheong presented by An Yu-jin!
Seoul, one of the world's largest cities.
Seoul's appeal to many travelers is that it is a highly developed, modern city, yet it is surrounded by mountains and has five palaces occupying vast grounds in the city center.
Another unique attraction is that large temples such as Jogyesa and Bongeunsa are located in the heart of the city.
In particular, the soaring roof tiles of Gyeongbokgung Palace and the high-rise buildings beyond it are the best of Seoul, chosen by many foreign tourists.
So, what comes to mind when you think of "gung palace" or "temple"? Of course, there's roof tiles, but it's also Dancheong, Dancheong.
The original role of Dancheong was to extend the life of a building by painting it to protect it from wind, rain, and pests, or to correct structural illusions in the building to make it look more beautiful.
Basically, it contains the meaning of a wall that drives away evil spirits, and it also contains the wish for restoration and health or for the building itself to be strong for a long time.
This is why the patterns used in palaces, temples, and ordinary Korean houses are all different.
Any pattern or vivid color beautifully decorates traditional buildings and eaves.
From Dancheong stamps and cosmetic brand collaboration packages to street design—Dancheong is more deeply ingrained in our daily lives than we might think.
As visually splendid and beautiful as it is, souvenirs and goods featuring Dancheong are always popular at the National Museum of Korea and palace prop shops.
The book "Dancheong Coloring Book" by Ahn Yu-jin, a young Dancheong master who carries on the tradition, is the book that allows you to experience the aesthetics of Dancheong most directly.
It offers a special experience of not just looking, but coloring with your hands and making the beauty of tradition your own.
In addition, the actual location and use of Dancheong in palaces and temples are introduced, leading the painting process to expand beyond simple play into a small cultural exploration.
This book overcomes the preconception that "tradition is difficult," and presents a path that anyone can enjoy.
Now, Korean traditions are attracting the world's attention.
《Dancheong Coloring Book》 will be the easiest and most accessible guide to conveying the beautiful colors and stories.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 15, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 120 pages | 364g | 170*230*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791191937657
- ISBN10: 1191937658
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