Good pictures have good energy!

Minhwa is a simple and unadorned painting created by common people in the late Joseon Dynasty.
It is characterized by free imagination, rich sensibility, humor, and originality.
The Joseon people believed that folk paintings could ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune, so they decorated their homes with the hope of fulfilling their dreams and wishes. This book presents twelve subjects commonly used in folk paintings, arranged one by month.
As you color each page with the hope of good luck, your mind will become calm, your spirit will become focused, and you will be able to find a clue to solving the problem at hand.
Let's forget the worries of everyday life for a moment and enjoy true rest.
Just like the Joseon people did.