The spirit of the craftsman can be felt at the German ceramics exhibition at Bucheon City Museum🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #museum #BucheonHotPlace #GermanCeramics #BucheonMuseum On the afternoon of March 11th, I visited the German Ceramics Special Exhibition at BucheonMuseum and fell in love with the splendor of Meissen porcelain!!! I saw with my own eyes the technical excellence of hard porcelain, the first in the world to be developed in 1709!!! In particular, the Rococo-style figurines (porcelain dolls) exhibition corner was overwhelmingly filled with works that were loved as luxury items by the 18th century aristocrats!!!! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Meissen pattern design workshop → Draw traditional German floral patterns with a tablet and print them on a mug (20 minutes, 8,000 won) Hidden spot: Reflective lighting wall on the north side of the exhibition hall → A surreal photo zone where porcelain patterns expand infinitely Recommended snack: Stout beer pretzel on the first floor of the museum (7,500 won) → German-style salty pretzel served with mustard sauce 🚨 Notes Workshop materials are provided until 5 p.m. (finished product received 30 minutes later) Single-colored clothing is recommended for taking pictures of the reflective wall (minimize interference with patterns) Pretzels can become hard, so it is recommended to eat them immediately In Meissen's blue-and-white porcelain plates, I found an original design that was free from Chinese influence. I use the German chrysanthemum pattern mug I made at the experience zone every morning at home. It colors my daily life with its unique European elegance. LOL. I bought a miniature kit (15,000 won) at the exit of the exhibition hall and am assembling it. Maybe it's because it's a little difficult. LOL. I can feel the precision of an 18th century craftsman. LOL.