The beauty of Korea, Mirinae, wrote that her account has surpassed 3000 followers. She announced that, as promised, she will regularly showcase Korean gold earrings. She thanked Polish audiences for their interest in Korean culture and added that Korea has many wonderful ancient artifacts. https://t.co/znQB3Rt0JF #KulturaKoreańska #Korea #Polska (translated)
The beauty of Korea, Mirinae wrote that she values Poles for their interest in the Korean culture she presents, their respect for others, and pride in their own culture. She also praised their sense of aesthetics and ability to draw further conclusions based on a single element of culture. She added that she likes her Polish friends, thanked them, and encouraged them to continue exploring the beauty of Korea. #Polska #Kultura #Przyjaźń (translated)
The beauty of Korea / Mirinae wrote that Yongjun (용준) is a porcelain vessel from the Joseon dynasty, the name of which means "vessel with an image of a dragon." She described the decoration depicting a dragon emerging its paws from behind the clouds and added that such vessels were used during royal ceremonies for serving alcohol or as vases placed next to the throne. #porcelana #dynastiaJoseon #sztuka (translated)
The beauty of Korea / Mirinae wrote that Geunjeongjeon was the main throne room of Gyeongbokgung Palace and its central building, decorated with colorful patterns called dancheon. He added that the name was given to it by Jeong Do-jeon, the chief architect of the Joseon Dynasty, and it was meant to express the belief that the ruler's diligence allows for good governance of the state. According to the author, the ruler should constantly work diligently to ensure peace and prosperity for the people. #Korea #historia #architektura (translated)
Mirinae informed that he visited the National Museum of Korea to show his friends from Poland Korean artifacts. He wrote that the museum houses exceptional celadon and white porcelain as well as gold treasures that he intended to present. https://t.co/DIqTNdNeub #Korea #MuzeumNarodowe #Zabytki (translated)
The account Milky Way's Eye wrote that it was pleased with the decision to publish on X, because it learned how much Poles love Korea and praise Korean craftsmanship. The author added that he got to know żurek and the rich Polish culture of soup. He wrote that he wanted to use this small step to take actions that would further strengthen the relations between Korea and Poland. #Polska #Korea #kultura (translated)
The account 미리내의 눈호강 showed a Korean box Najeonchilgi from the Joseon period and noted that natural seashells were used to create the shimmering patterns. According to the author, the front depicted a pair of phoenixes, a pair of cranes, and a fish, while the side walls featured insects sitting on leaves. The account described the box as extraordinarily intricate and beautiful. #KulturaKoreańska #Sztuka #Historia (translated)
Konto Milky Way wrote that it was pleased with the opportunity to bring Korean culture closer to the Polish people and believed that the friendship between Korea and Poland was becoming stronger. It announced a presentation of Korean crafts, paintings, legends, and poetry, and also thanked everyone who started to follow it. #KulturaKoreańska #Polska #Przyjaźń (translated)
Konto Milky Way wrote before sleeping that it likes Poles very much and is happy that they appreciate the beauty of Korean culture. It added that after mentioning that zurek looks delicious, the Poles kindly told him about this dish. It expressed hope that this exchange will continue and declared love for Poles. #Polska #Kultura #Miłość (translated)
The Milky Way's eye candy account presented Polish audiences with a jar from the Goryeo period, dating back to the 12th century. The author described its body, spout, and handle as shaped like bamboo shoots, and the veins as made with extraordinary precision. He also noted the jade color of the vessel and described it as a beautiful masterpiece. https://t.co/oeJfnWaMj2 #Goryeo #sztuka #zabytek (translated)
The Konto Milky Way promised Polish audiences a presentation of Korean white porcelain from the Joseon period. It stated that the 15th-century artifact depicted a pair of birds on a flowering plum tree, wild chrysanthemums, and bamboo, and described its atmosphere as elegant. https://t.co/rTRvs3i6Cz #porcelana #Korea #zabytki (translated)
The account Milky Way's eye candy reported that the number of its followers increased from 1000 the day before to over 2000, which it attributed to the interest in Korean handicrafts. It thanked for the support and announced that it would show all the products. It added that if the growth continues, the number of followers may exceed 3000 the next day. #polska #rękodzieło #obserwujący (translated)
Konto's Mi릴나의 눈호강 reached out to Polish recipients, presenting a celadon bowl from Goryeo. It described it as gleaming like jadeite, shaped like a flower, and adorned with floral patterns on each wall. It added that the bowl comes with a stand, and in the picture, one can see delicately shining fish. https://t.co/Wj5byi4QQS #ceramika #sztuka #design (translated)
Konto Milky Way's eye candy informed that it has surpassed 1000 followers and thanked Polish users. The author described Poles as kind and announced that he would showcase Korean handicrafts and talk about the similarities between Poland and Korea. He also expressed hope for a lasting friendship between the two countries. https://t.co/IPmEmsSQGl #Polska #Korea #przyjaźń (translated)
Konto Miłka's eye-candy wrote that they were pleased with the interest of Poles in Korean handicrafts and praised them for appreciating the craftsmanship. The author explained that he used a translator to communicate with Poles, although the tool could be cumbersome and sometimes worked strangely. He added that the contact with them brought him joy and expressed hope for friendship. #rękodzieło #Polska #kultura (translated)
The account of the Milky Way turned to Polish audiences, praising the armor of the Hussars, and then presented a game music from the Korean Goguryeo. The author wrote that the warriors wore red wings on their helmets and that their horses were armored. He compared their charge to a tank attack and added that in the 21st century, Poland and Korea "are racing together." https://t.co/aachYdDRq6 #historía #wojownicy #kultura (translated)
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