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BUS, SUBWAY

On April 25th, I visited the ceramics festival in Gwangju — and I’m still under its spell. The atmosphere was warm and vibrant, highlighting craftsmanship, tradition, and the beauty of simple forms. Artists from all over Korea showcased their works, from classic tableware to modern art pieces. I was especially inspired by the interactive zones where visitors could try working with clay themselves. It wasn’t just an exhibition — it was a deep dive into culture and craftsmanship. I highly recommend visiting if you get the chance — it’s the kind of event that makes you feel connected to something real and timeless. Thank you for @fundaykoreanetworks for allowing me to join this event.