A 60-minute hands-on class at SayItGil Busan in Yongho-dong, Nam-gu, where you make najeonchilgi, Korea's traditional mother-of-pearl lacquer craft. Choose a mother-of-pearl keyring, hand mirror or bookmark and take it home the same day as a one-of-a-kind Busan souvenir. The program was developed with technical advice from najeonchilgi master Park Jeong-gon, so it's easy to follow even with no experience. While the lacquer dries, enjoy a traditional Korean tea ceremony and traditional games such as gonggi and ttakji.

Learn najeonchilgi craft
at SayItGil Busan

The class takes place on the 2nd floor of SayItGil Busan in Yongho-dong, Nam-gu. The instructor guides you in Korean and English, and you create your piece using pre-selected shell (mother-of-pearl) designs. No experience is needed, and since the class is indoors it runs even on rainy days.

Make your own mother-of-pearl keyring, hand mirror or bookmark

Choose a keyring, hand mirror or bookmark, then attach pieces of mother-of-pearl and apply lacquer to complete your piece. You can take your finished work home as a souvenir that same day.

Enjoy a tea ceremony and traditional games while the lacquer dries

While the lacquer on your piece dries, experience a traditional Korean tea ceremony and play traditional Korean games such as gonggi and ttakji. It's also great for groups.

• Please check your mobile voucher in your email or the WAUG app.
• Arrive at the 2nd-floor studio of SayItGil Busan at your booked time and show your mobile voucher to the staff.
• Valid only on the selected date and time.

Meeting point :
SayItGil Busan
부산광역시 남구 동명로 119, 2층

Meeting point info:
Check a photo of the building entrance in advance and come up to the 2nd floor. The sign at the entrance says 「해달」 (Haedal). If you can't find the entrance, please contact WAUG customer service.

Restrictions

• Children under 8 cannot participate.
• If you have a lacquer allergy, please tell the staff before the class.

On-site information

• The class lasts about 60 minutes.
• The class is held in Korean and English.
• No craft experience is needed.
• The class is indoors and runs even when it rains.
• Each session has a maximum of 45 people, and groups are welcome.