As one leaves the subway, the following gate can be seen:
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| A rare capture of Dani in the foreground of the gate |
The focus of this market is all items in the pursuit of fabrics and wool, whether raw materials or made up garments. There are floors of fabric samples, wools, cottons, beads, braids, badges, needles, and a myriad of other tools to craft garments, with garments being in the broader sense of hats, scarves, ties, blouses, shirts, trousers, dresses, shorts, shoes, etc,: again on a scale which is not able to be imagined until seen. There is also an array of kitchenware.
Here are some pictures:
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| Wool |
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| Badges |
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| Fabric Swatches |
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| Towels |
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| Kitchen Ware |
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| Scarves |
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| Ties |
Also seen at Namdaemun were the makings of Hanbok, and the method used to transport goods inside a warehouse of this nature. I have decided to post those separately, as they are fascinating each in their own right.
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