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This store has been selling lacquerware since 1977. The store has a history of 40 years and is run by two generations. The first-generation owner came to Seoul alone when he was 19 years old and learned the craft for the first time at a lacquer workshop that solves room and board. Located in Gwangjang Market, the project was acquired by his son, a cultural asset function, under the new name of national lacquer. Today, the business exports mother-of-pearl products to countries around the world and has developed its reputation as a traditional craft shop representing Korean style.

• This place has been selected as a 'Seoul Future Heritage'. Among Seoul's modern and contemporary cultural heritage, Seoul Future Heritage is a tangible and intangible asset that is worth passing on to future generations.(https://futureheritage.seoul.go.kr)