Publication of the Permanent Exhibition Catalog at the National Intangible Heritage Center
Introduction to Exhibition Halls and Over 280 Key Exhibits
The National Intangible Heritage Center announced on the 7th that it has published a permanent exhibition catalog. This catalog was created to widely promote the permanent exhibition hall, which reopened last year, and related intangible heritage. It contains photos and descriptions of about 280 major exhibits along with an introduction to the exhibition hall. These include costumes, musical instruments, sheet music, tools, and works used or created by Living National Treasures. Explanations of the National Intangible Cultural Heritage categories are provided to facilitate quick understanding. QR codes are inserted to offer virtual reality (VR) experiences. Anyone can view it on the National Intangible Heritage Center’s website.
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The newly arranged permanent exhibition hall is divided into two sections: 'Joy and Pungnyu of Daily Life' and 'Style and Wisdom of Daily Life.' The former is organized around traditional performances and arts, rituals and ceremonies, traditional games and martial arts, and traditional knowledge. The latter displays National Intangible Cultural Heritage related to traditional craft techniques and customs of daily life.
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