Immerse yourself in the captivating world of traditional Korean painting with the Moran-do(Peony) Drawing class. Located in the heart of Seoul, this unique experience offers a hands-on opportunity to explore the art of Moran, also known as Peony drawing, a beloved aspect of Korean culture.

Step into a serene studio space where you will be greeted by skilled instructors who are passionate about preserving and sharing this ancient art form. Moran, derived from the Korean word for peony, is a symbolic flower representing wealth, honor, and prosperity in Korean tradition. Through intricate brush strokes and vibrant colors, you will learn to capture the essence of these beautiful blooms on paper.

The Moran-do(Peony) Drawing class is designed for both beginners and experienced artists alike. Whether you are looking to try your hand at traditional Korean painting for the first time or seeking to deepen your skills, this class offers a welcoming environment for all levels of expertise. Under the guidance of your instructor, you will learn the techniques and symbolism behind Moran painting, gaining insight into the rich cultural heritage that informs this art form.

As you delve into the world of Moran drawing, you will discover the significance of animals, patterns, and colors in traditional Korean art. From the intricate details of animal motifs to the rhythmic patterns that adorn each composition, you will have the opportunity to create your own masterpiece inspired by centuries-old techniques.

In addition to honing your artistic skills, the Moran-do(Peony) Drawing class provides a relaxing and meditative experience that allows you to slow down and appreciate the beauty of the present moment. As you immerse yourself in the creative process, you will find a sense of peace and mindfulness that transcends language and cultural barriers.

Whether you are a BTS fan eager to explore the artistry of Korea or a traveler seeking a hands-on cultural experience, the Moran-do(Peony) Drawing class offers a unique glimpse into the world of traditional Korean painting. Take home a one-of-a-kind souvenir that captures the beauty and essence of Korean art, and create lasting memories of your time in Seoul.

Join us for a transformative journey into the world of Moran drawing, where tradition meets modernity, and creativity knows no bounds. Book your Moran-do(Peony) Drawing class today and unlock the beauty of Korean artistry in the heart of Seoul.

korean decorative painting korean decorative painting is a cute and warm picture with the hope that we will live happily. Since early times, our ancestors have expressed their wish to live happily ever after, by borrowing from nature. Now, listen to the story of a flower and a bird. You can feel the warmth of korean decorative painting. Folk paintings of Flower “The folk painting’s treasure is the flower” was a saying that revealed the popularity of the flower. Near the end of Chaegoeri(Painting of books and things), flowers became more common and Moonjado(Ideographs) were changed to flower chacacters, landscapes pictures contained more flowers than scenery, and flowers became more popular and colorful in depicting decorative motifs. Not only were they decorative, but also flowers were symbols of good fortune. Moran-do(Peony) Many unknown flowers are painted in korean decorative painting, but among them, Moran flowers are the most popular. The peony represents a life of riches and honor. Especially, moran with 3-6 colors were frequently used in royal marriage and funerals of Joseon courts. It was a painting that blessed the sanctity of marrige and could not be missing decorations. Morando is a painting that shows the colorful colors of a large flower. So, it has been painted by further maximizing its splendor and using unrealistic colors. Later, they tried to emphasize the meaning of blessing by combining animal, bird, and various shapes of stone with Moran. So, moran became a beloved painting by everyone from the royal court to ordinary people. And it was loved not only for paintings but also to decorate household items.