[Tue 4 APR] Drawing ‘Morando’ in Korean Folk Painting

Drawing ‘Morando’ in Korean Folk Painting will introduce basic drawings, ranging from round petal descriptions to coloring methods that increase completeness according to the eyes of beginners. In two classes, you will have your own beautiful ‘Morando’ finished and take it home with you.

● Instructor : Kaeun Lee● Place : Klassrum at Koreanskt Kulturcenter (Kungsholmsgatan 23, 112 27 Stockholm)● Date : Tuesday 4, 11th April, kl.11-13 (Once you register, you should show up two times to fulfill the course)● Duration : 2 hours ● Language : English● Course Type : Short-term Course● Course fee : free (NOTE_However, you may get charged for no-shows and late cancellations)● Ingredient fee : free * All ages and levels are welcomed

[Introduction on ‘Morando’]In Korea, peony flowers were the symbol of wealth and honor, so they have been the subject of many decorative paintings to pray for blessings.

In particular, peony flower folding screens showed the dignity of the state and the royal family at court events and national ceremonies during the Joseon Dynasty in Korea. Since then, a large number of works have been produced in the private sector that mimics paintings of peony flowers in the palace.

Feeling a Korean traditional culture and enjoying various interesting painting materials that you have not experienced will be a great and memorable experience.