Haengso Museum at Keimyung University to Open Special Exhibition on Joseon Royal Placental Chambers on the 21st

The Haengso Museum at Keimyung University will hold a special exhibition on the culture of royal placental chambers of the Joseon Dynasty, titled "Tae (Placenta), Honoring the Eternity of the Royal Family," from September 21 to November 7.

This exhibition, organized jointly with the Bucheon City Museum, will unveil a large number of major placental chamber artifacts from the Daegu-Gyeongbuk and Gyeonggi regions, including the newly excavated white porcelain placenta jar of Shin Saeng Ongju and the Taejiseok of Danjong.

Prince Daenjong's Taejiseok, held at the Gyeongju National Museum. Provided by Keimyung University

The exhibition will be divided into four sections, highlighting the nationwide distribution of placental chambers, the rituals and changes in the enshrinement procedures over time, and the life and restoration of King Danjong.

On October 21, a special lecture by Lee Jaewan, Director of the Yecheon Museum, will be held, along with a scheduled tour of cultural heritage sites.

The exhibition is open to the public from Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with free admission.

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