Woodturning workshop · Made to order

55 years, one craft —
nothing but wood

From a single bowl to hundreds of columns — if it can be made of wood, we turn it.
Wooden tableware · Ottchil lacquer · Moldings & cutting · Interiors · Mass production · TV props · Student projects

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In the workshop

Time, turned in wood

Filmed in the workshop by the craftsman: one minute of a piece taking shape on the lathe.

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What We Do

Here’s What We Make

One drawing or one sample is all we need. We turn exactly the shape you want, in exactly the quantity you need.

Woodturning

We shape spinning wood on the lathe (known as “rokuro” in Korean workshops). Bowls, plates and lidded boxes are our specialty, and we turn columns, legs and handles with precision. Traditional ottchil (Korean lacquer) finishing is also available.

Services

Moldings & Cutting

Newel posts, stair balusters, furniture legs and moldings — matched to your drawing or sample and produced in volume. We also make props for TV broadcasters.

Services

Student Projects

We work alongside design and craft students on graduation pieces and assignments, bringing their ideas to life in wood.

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All Kinds of Woodcraft

Signboards, lamps, homeware, lattice work, furniture parts — if it can be made of wood, ask us.

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How we made them Choosing Wood

Made by Hand

From Our Euljiro Workshop

The craftsman drilling each part by hand

55 yrs

Hands that have shaped only wood

“The machine only spins the wood.
It is the hand that gives it shape.”

— Master craftsman, Seongchang Craft

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Masters of wooden tableware
Bowls, plates and lidded boxes — things you hold every day — are what we turn best, reading the grain and thickness by hand.
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From volume runs to TV props
We copy one sample into hundreds of identical pieces, made with the care TV broadcasters trust for their props.
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Not sure how? Let’s figure it out
If you don’t know how something should be made, we’ll find the way to turn it together.

The Process

From a Block of Wood to a Finished Piece

The lathe spins the wood fast; the craftsman sets his blade against it and carves the shape.

Real photos taken from the same spot. Tap a number to see each stage.

Mount the timber. Timber chosen for its grain is cut to size, centred and mounted on the lathe. The piece behind it was turned earlier to the same shape.

Made by Hand