Hanji Plum Blossom
This is a calm traditional painting activity completed by pasting winter plum branches with Korean paper. The colors are not flashy, making it easy to concentrate for a long time, and if you put it in a frame after completion, it goes well with institutional space decoration.
Activity Overview
Slow, long-lasting activity
Tear the Korean paper to create a background, and place white plum blossoms on top of the black branches one by one. The advantage of this activity is that there is no set correct answer, so there is no concept of mistakes, and the results always come out neatly.
| Topic | Winter · Traditional Culture · Hanji Craft |
|---|---|
| Time required | About 60 minutes |
| Difficulty level | Mild (moderate severity provided by the foundation) |
| Recommended number of people | No limit (1 kit per person) |
| Main goals | Maintaining concentration, tactile stimulation, emotional relaxation |
| Completed form | Square board frame type |
Components
What’s included in this kit
- 1 Hanji background paper and land Beige · Light pink 2 colors + thick base
- 2 Plum branch cutting paper Dark-colored Korean paper, cut into eggplant shape
- 3 White plum blossom petals 20 or more flowers of each size, including yellow stamens
- 4 Gold leaf decorative paper Point decoration on the margin
- 5 Korean paper paste and brush Thin glue and flat brush for Korean paper
- 6 Completion example · Instructor guidance plan Contains tips and comments on handling Hanji
Activity goals
Calm your mind with the touch of your fingertips
- The tactile stimulation of tearing and pasting Korean paper stabilizes emotions.
- Because there is no right answer, you can participate until the end without experiencing failure.
- The calm colors make it especially recommended for elderly people who are anxious.
- The same method is expanded to other traditional materials such as blue and white porcelain vases.
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