[LIVING TRADITION] Finnish craftwork
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[LIVING TRADITION] Finnish craftwork

Published: 02 Jan. 2020, 18:19
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Finnish comb-pattern pottery, far left, is juxtaposed with a Korean example of comb-pattern pottery, center, at the National Museum of Korea, central Seoul, in its special exhibition “Man, Matter, Metamorphosis: 10 000 Years of Design,” being put on in conjunction with the National Museum of Finland. Open until April 5, the exhibition traces the thought processes Korean and Finnish people have had in designing everyday objects. [ESTHER CHUNG]
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