Miniature Bell 1 페이지

This artwork is a Korean traditional craftwork, a 1/25 miniature of the original “Emile Bell(National Treasure No.29)” which is known as Korea’s representative cultural inheritance. The miniature bell was meticulously crafted by Master Won, Kwang-sik who is National Intangible Cultural Asset No.112 using a lost wax casting method and carefully finished by plating it with gold. The bell tower bell is made of 100% wood only and it is completed by adding traditional patterns all done by artistic handwork. This artwork done by Master Won, is proudly selected by the President of South Korea as the “Blue House” diplomatic gift.

This artwork is a Korean traditional craftwork, a miniature of the original “Haeinsa Temple Bell(Treasure No.1253)” which is known as one of the most beautiful bells in Korea. The miniature bell was meticulously crafted by Master Won, Kwang-sik who is the National Intangible Cultural Asset No.112, using lost wax casting method.

This artwork is a Korean traditional craftwork, a 1/23 miniature of the original “Emile Bell(National Treasure No.29)” which is known as Korea’s representative cultural inheritance. The miniature bell was meticulously crafted by Master Won, Kwang-sik who is National Intangible Cultural Asset No.112, using lost wax casting method plated with gold.

This artwork is a Korean traditional craftwork, a 1/23 miniature of the original “Emile Bell(National Treasure No.29)” which is known as Korea’s representative cultural inheritance. The miniature bell was meticulously crafted by Master Won, Kwang-sik who is National Intangible Cultural Asset No.112, using the lost wax casting method.

This artwork is a Korean traditional craftwork, a 1/5 miniature of the original “Haeinsa Temple Bell(Treasure No.1253)” which is known as one of the most beautiful bells in Korea. The miniature bell was meticulously crafted by Master Won, Kwang-sik who is National Intangible Cultural Asset No.112, using lost wax casting method.

This artwork is a Korean traditional craftwork, a 1/30 miniature of the original “Emile Bell(National Treasure No.29)” which is known as Korea’s representative cultural inheritance. The miniature bell was meticulously crafted by Master Won, Kwang-sik who is National Intangible Cultural Asset No.112, using the lost wax casting method.

Handbells of 12 oriental zodiac animals that are associated with every 12 birth year including Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.

This artwork is a Korean traditional craftwork, a miniature of the original “Haeinsa Temple Bell(Treasure No.1253)” which is known as one of the most beautiful bells in Korea. The miniature bell was meticulously crafted by Master Won, Kwang-sik who is National Intangible Cultural Asset No.112, using the lost wax casting method.