Yaeka Home Store serves as a bridge between Korean and Japanese cultures. An exhibition of craft works, organized by the Korean gallery “WOL,” will be held.

In recent years, as Korean culture and lifestyle have garnered significant attention, the Korean gallery “WOL"The 'Craft Bookshelf' exhibition, organized by [...], will be held at YAECA HOME STORE."

“WOL” has been dealing in Korean crafts for many years. Rather than simply displaying crafts, the gallery has proposed "ways of living" that incorporate craftsmanship, while considering how these items are used in everyday life.

That mindset resonated with *Yaeka*, leading to this collaboration.

The “WOL” gallery, the home of “WOL” founder Rimi Cho, and “Yaeka Home Store” all feature shelves reminiscent of chekkado, a traditional Korean folk painting style.

Through this "Checkado"—which centers on bookshelves and books—this exhibition introduces Korean crafts and the everyday life that surrounds them.

That's a wonderful initiative that lets people experience Korean culture up close.