Exhibition of Artifacts Embodying the Spirit of the Royal Capital

This exhibition at the Goryeo Palace showcases the history of Ganghwa, the splendid capital of the Goryeo Dynasty. It features a variety of artifacts excavated from the Goryeo palace site in Ganghwa, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of royal culture of the time. The collection includes celadon, roof tiles, and metal ornaments, all meticulously preserved to captivate visitors. Particularly, the celadon, renowned for its elegant curves unique to the Goryeo period, reflects the court's sophistication and aesthetic sensibility. Additionally, fragments of roof tiles and decorative patterns used in palace architecture vividly convey the architectural standards of the era. Each artifact is accompanied by explanations of its excavation site and purpose, making it easier to understand the historical context. This exhibition proves that Ganghwa was not merely an island but a central hub of the royal capital, allowing visitors to deeply appreciate the history of the Goryeo Dynasty.

Post by wh diary | Oct 29, 2025