National Intangible Cultural Property
No.77 Yugi Jang
Yugi
is the traditional brassware which had been widely used during theJoseon
Dynasty (14th to 20th century) with characteristics that have been handed down for generations.Yugi
known to be began in the Bronze Age and its technology has continued to this day. During theSilla
(57 BC – 935 AD) Dynasty, there was a dedicated organization looks after the production ofYugi
and the activities of craftsman involved in, alsoJoseon
(1392-1910 AD) Dynasty controlled the process and supply ofYugi
by having the factories under government control. The use ofYugi
began to expand during the “Three Kingdoms” (refers to ‘Samguk
’ dominated byBaekje, Goguryeo
andSilla
. 57 BC - 668 AD) Period. During that timeYugi
mainly produced for religious purpose but began to be widen the purpose to tableware and kitchenware from theGoryeo
(918 – 1392 AD) Dynasty.Yugi
differs in surface texture and shape depending on how it is made. Also, as more use it, the more glowing and it does not bend or break easily.Yugi
is very good at insulating heat also preserving the taste and nutrients such as vitamins and protein of foods longer that are known to be beneficial to the human health. It also sterilizing the harmful substance like bacteria that is potential to be inside of the food by releasing small amount of minerals.Casting and Heat Treatment
Yugi
Mo-ji-rae" prior to completing the framing work. the work that firing the furnace is being repeated for few times prior to completion of frame to ensure that the quality of the frame that determine the quality of final product. When the frame is ready, pouring the molten iron into the frame and complete the product.Abrasive work
Yugi
to be glowing with its own unique delicate color. After abrasive work has done on the surface, complete entire production process by polish the skin.Jinji.ham
yugi heritage
Areum
YÉOL PROJECT
Bareum
YÉOL PROJECT
Malgum & Binyeo & Caturi
yugi spoon & chopsticks
Container & Tumbler
YÉOL PROJECT
Plate & bowl
YÉOL PROJECT
muyoung
smaller and little less
oreum
smaller and little less
boreum & gyum
smaller and little less
Yugi
Honorable table
BeomYonggigi
Art collaboration