About Us

We are dedicated to sharing the beauty, stories, and traditions of Minhwa—Korean folk painting—through welcoming, hands-on art experiences.

Through workshops and classes, we introduce Minhwa to people of all ages and backgrounds, making Korean folk art accessible, meaningful, and enjoyable. We offer programs for individuals, private gatherings, libraries, schools, community organizations, cultural institutions, and corporate teams.

What We Offer

• In-person and online Minhwa workshops & classes

• Private group workshops and creative gatherings

• Corporate workshops and team-building experiences

• Library, school, senior, and community programs

• Cultural workshops for museums and organizations

• Online learning resources about Korean folk art

• Access to traditional Korean art materials and supplies

• Minhwa-inspired educational and creative resources

Our goal is to create opportunities for people to experience Minhwa firsthand while learning about the cultural stories and symbolism behind this rich artistic tradition.

What is Minhwa?

Minhwa, is a vibrant and expressive form of Korean folk painting that flourished from the 17th to 19th centuries, during the Joseon era.

Created by anonymous artists, these paintings were cherished by commoners, enriching their daily lives with symbols of hope, prosperity, and well-being.

Unbound by formal artistic constraints, Minhwa embodies bright colors, humor, and heartfelt wishes—offering both joy and deep cultural significance.

As a treasured part of Korea’s heritage, it continues to resonate with modern audiences, evoking familiarity and connection across generations.

Types of Minhwa & Symbols