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[ edit ] national inventory of intangible cultural heritage in South Korea
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musical instrument making
traditional salt making
Gijisi tug-of-war
metal movable type making
korean Confucian ceremonial rite
traditional board game played in Korea, sometimes romanized as 'yoot'
profession; artisan, tradesperson, who builds things by joining pieces of wood, particularly lighter and more ornamental work than that done by a carpenter, including furniture
Traditional Korean tightrope-walking
Korean folk music (pungmul-nori) from Pilbong-ri, Gangjin-myeon, Imsil-gun, North Jeolla province
free-style Gayageum solo music and singing
Korean underfloor heating system
geomantic compass making
Korean dance of peace
Korean circle dance
sword dance of Jinju
Korean traditional vagabond troupe's performance
traditional Korean exorcism dance
Korean royal culinary art of the Joseon dynasty
Korean genre of musical storytelling performed by a singer and a drummer
South Korean Dano festival of Gangneung
royal Korean ancestral ritual music in the Jongmyo shrine
traditional Korean outfit comprised of a jacket and a woman’s skirt or men’s trousers
Korean female divers
Korean folk wrestling
traditional Korean musical form (military music)
traditional Korean martial art
Korean dance of Cheoyong
Korean royal ancestral ritual in the Jongmyo shrine
Korean Buddhist celebration of Buddha's sermon on Vulture Peak mountain
South Korean tug-of-war of Yeongsan
farmers' performance of Binnae village, Gimcheon
folk song of gyeonggi area
kimchi making
fine ramie weaving of Hansan
ornamental painting
style of traditional Korean wooden architecture
free-style Geomungo solo music
folk song of the mountain performed in a standing position
mother-of-pearl inlaying
farmers' performance of Namwon
bamboo pyrography
loop fight of Gwangju
classical Daegeum solo music
wooden bull fight of Yeongsan
classical Piri solo and military band music
bow and arrow making
Korean masked dance-drama of Hahoe
Korean monk's dance
lantern lightening festival in Korea celebrating the Buddha's Birthday
Korean lyric song cycles accompanied by an orchestra
medieval Korean poetry style
traditional Korean music
Korean lion mask dance of Bukcheong
traditional Korean chariot battle of Andong
village ritual of Eunsan
Korean mask dance drama of Goseong
Korean mask dance drama of Songpa
traditional Korean mask performance of Tongyeong
mask dance drama of Yangju
lacquerware making
mask dance drama of Bongsan
fishing village's shaman ritual
horsehair hat making
farmers' performance of Gangneung
decorative knotting
Korean folk song of the western provinces
shamanic performance of Seoul
mask dance drama of Suyeong
earthenware making
farmers' performance of Samcheonpo, Jinju
mask dance drama of Dongnae
water and land ceremony of Gyeongsang-do
dasiraegi play of Jindo
mask dance drama of Gangnyeong
mask dance drama of Eunyul
farmers' performance of pyeongtaek
traditional Korean sedge-weaving technique & the master craftsmen of that technique
General Han's dance and memorial ceremony
Korean water and land ceremony of Samhwasa temple
Korean water and land ceremony of Jingwansa temple
Korean cotton weaving of Naju
farmers' performance of Jansu, Gurye
farmers' performance of Iri
national rite to gods of earth and grain
Korean folk song of Jeju
Korean calligraphic engraving
Korean sauce and paste making
crane dance and lotus flower dance
free-style Daegeum solo music
ornamental knife making/A craftsman who makes ornamental daggers with sheaths (jangdo)
fishing village's festival
farmer's songs
bamboo case weaving
horsehair hat making
nickel-copper pipe making
horsehair headband making
purification ritual of Jindo
mask dance drama of Gasan
Baekjung festival of Miryang
shamanic ox performance of Yangju
village ritual of the East coast od Korea
silver or gold inlaying
Ttibae boat festival of Wido island
village ritual of the South coast of Korea
fishing ritual of the West coast of Korea
farmers' song of Goseong
farmers' song of Tongmyeong, Yecheon
string ensemble of Gurye
string ensemble of iri
silk weaving
Dugyeonju liquor of Myeoncheon
brewed wine made by Mr. Choi's house
shamanic ox performance of Pyeongsan, Hwanghae-do
tray-table making
quiver making
tutelary rite of Gyeonggi-do
wood sculpture
ox horn inlaying
bamboo blind making
buddhist painting
gold leaf imprinting
natural dyeing
Korean paper making
Dano festival of Beopseongpo
royal silk flower making
ritual process of placing objects inside buddhist statues
makgeolli making and sharing
tteok making and sharing
sutra copying
cultivation of ginseng and its medicinal application
tidal flat harvesting
grand shamanistic ritual, Jeju lsland
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