Bonte Museum Jeju

Bonte Museum is located on Jeju Island, a place known for its beautiful nature. The museum was founded in 2012 with a goal to explore the natural beauty of humans and their creations. The word "bonte" means "inherent form," which fits perfectly with the museum’s mission to showcase traditional Korean crafts and their lasting value.

The museum holds many pieces of art and crafts that highlight Korea’s history and culture. These include items like portable dining tables (called "soban"), colorful wrapping cloths (known as "bojagi"), wooden furniture, embroidered items, personal jewelry, and earthenware. These pieces come from the founder’s collection, which he has spent over 30 years gathering.

Bonte Museum doesn't just look at the past—it also connects traditional Korean art with modern society. It aims to share the beauty of Korea’s culture with people all over the world. The museum’s collection tells a story of Korea’s rich artistic history and encourages visitors to appreciate traditional craftsmanship.