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Andong Hemp-cloth

  

  

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Content The hemp-cloth hand-woven in Andong is very fine in texture and has a golden yellow color.
It has been very popular, as one of the specialties of Andong, since it was first presented to the king
in the middle of the Choson period. Andong hemp-cloths due to its beautiful color, good ventilation, loose
and comfortable feel and its durable fiber.  

1 pil ( 1,200 cm x 35 cm )                   : W400,000 - W600,000

NB :  You had better differ it with imported Chinese one.- the latter's color and quality is rough.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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' Octopus Alley' , the famous traditional open market in Andong

Locals in Andong  like octopus as food especially. In the traditional religious service (jesa), you can also meet octopus(muno) on the table.

Therefore, "Muno' market here gets speciall meaning to locals and the alleys are always packed with people haggling for the best price and nosy vendors. The average sale margine per store is $300-$400 everyday and  reaches up to $4,000-$5,000 on special holidays.The fresh qualities of octopus is the main reason of its popularity....

 

 

 

            

 

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Pung San Kimch

Kimch has become the best know of Korea's dishes abroad.It is grated or chopped vegetables mixed with various other ingredients-notably chilli, garlic and ginger- and left to ferment in an earthenware pot like other Kimchs. But this is conserved as traditional taste by using bio organic red pepper and mineral water from 150 m dept .

Pung San Kimch is rich in nutrition ,well-balanced and low in calories scientifically. They say that you can eat as much Korean food as you like and never gain weight.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Hahoe Mask  
Hahoe Masks are the oldest wooden masks in Korea and are believed to have been made around the 12th century by Ho-doryong, an unmarried gentleman, as a result of a revelation from a god. Legend says that there were 12 masks originally, but three have been lost. The remaining nine masks are called Kakshi(bride),
Yangban(aristocrat), Sonbi(scholar), and Pune(flirtatious young woman), Choraengi(scatterbrained meddler),
Paekchong(butcher), Halmi(granny), Chung(buddhist monk), and  Imae (foolish person). Each of the nine masks has its   own artistic merit and exquisite expression of human emotion, depending on the direction from which spectators observe the mask.