KHS – Seonwonjeon Ritual Objects Pack, Changdeokgung Palace

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KHS – Seonwonjeon, Changdeokgung Palace,구선원전

Introducing the artifact collection from Seonwonjeon Hall (璿源殿) in Gyeongbokgung Palace—the most sacred space symbolizing the legitimacy and eternal roots of the Joseon Royal Family. Seonwonjeon was where the King performed rituals, enshrining the portraits (Eojin) of successive monarchs, embodying the foundation of filial piety and loyalty central to Joseon's ideology.

As the sole surviving evidence of a hall that was dismantled during the colonial era, the collection embodies the tragedy and hardship endured by the royal heritage, and its emotional return to the nation's embrace.