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Under the tiled roof of the daecheong maru, moonlight and shadows filtering through the hanji paper door. Untying the hanbok ribbon loosens the jeogori, and laying out bedding on the warm ondol floor heated by the furnace reveals the silhouettes of two people cast on the hanji door.
An erotic reinterpretation of Korean traditional architecture and attire. A ceremonial depiction of undressing in hanbok. Hanji paper doors and shadow games.
A luxurious hanok stay at the far end of an alley in Jeonju Hanok Village. This 100-year-old hanok has been renovated and operates as a private guesthouse, featuring a 'Traditional Healing Program' that includes hanbok experiences and tea ceremonies.
Sit side by side on the daecheongmaru on a summer night, gazing at the moonlight in the yard. The hem of the hanbok spreads on the floor, and when hands fiddling with the ribbons start untying, silhouettes reflect in the hanji lantern light. Crickets chirping in the yard.
Warm ondol floor heated by the furnace, lay out yo and blankets, moon shadows beyond the hanji door. The process of layer by layer removing the hanbok skirt feels ritualistic and slow, ondol warmth transfers to the skin revealed under the inner silk garment.