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Shells of clams and abalone that may appear, at first glance, to be nothing more than discarded remnants. Yet, when they meet the hands of a master artisan and a refined artistic sensibility, these humble materials are transformed into Najeonchilgi—an art of light that carries two thousand years of history. Korean Najeonchilgi: The Art of Light Shaped by 2,000 Years of Craftsmanship Korean Najeonchilgi is a traditional craft that utilizes natural lacquer and mother-of-pearl. It reached its artistic peak during the Goryeo Dynasty and has been passed down to the present day as a uniquely refined cultural heritage. This article aims to provide readers with an in-depth introduction to the history, production process, aesthetic value, and contemporary significance of Korean Najeonchilgi. Introduction: The Essence of Korean Traditional Crafts, Najeonchilgi Dear readers, hello. Today, I would like to introduce you to Najeonchilgi, one of Korea’s most representative traditional crafts. Let ...