The Traditional Lantern Exhibition will take place at Bongeunsa Temple in the Gangnam-gu area and display a wide range of lanterns both aesthetically pleasing and historically significant. Traditional Buddhist lanterns take the shape of more than 40 images, including various types of fruits and animals. Also, a variety of materials, such as paper and silk, are used to add a different feel and atmosphere. Each lantern delivers a different meaning depending on its shape and pattern. Most represent health, long life or a good harvest. These exhibits will work to impart the essence of Korean culture through the use of hanji, elegantly dyed Korean paper, and sophisticated patterns.

The Traditional Lantern Exhibition will take place at Bongeunsa Temple in the Gangnam-gu area and display a wide range of lanterns both aesthetically pleasing and historically significant. Traditional Buddhist lanterns take the shape of more than 40 images, including various types of fruits and animals. Also, a variety of materials, such as paper and silk, are used to add a different feel and atmosphere. Each lantern delivers a different meaning depending on its shape and pattern. Most represent health, long life or a good harvest. These exhibits will work to impart the essence of Korean culture through the use of hanji, elegantly dyed Korean paper, and sophisticated patterns.