Creative Engagement Event
Dear KOTESOL Well-Being SIG Members,
You are warmly invited to join us for a free cultural excursion to the Queen's Collection: British Crown Special Exhibition at the Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse in Ulsan.
Date: Saturday, 11 April
Meeting Time: 11:00 AM
Meeting Point: JCW (Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse)
울산 남구 장생포고래로 110 (장생포동) , 장생포문화창고
This exhibition offers a fascinating exploration of British royal history through fashion, jewellery, and ceremonial artefacts. As part of our visit, we will engage in a guided group discussion examining the influence of these pieces, as well as their relevance in contemporary life and their broader significance in art, history, and society.
Following the exhibition, we will take a relaxed walk in the surrounding area and enjoy lunch together.
This will be a wonderful opportunity to combine cultural enrichment with reflective discussion and community building.
We hope you can join us.
QUEENS COLLECTION: British Crown Special Exhibition
Dates: 28 March – 28 June
Location: Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse, 4th Floor
Hours: 10:00 – 18:00 (Last entry 17:00 / Closed Mondays)
Admission: Free (Advance online reservation required, limited to 100 visitors per session)
Hosted by: Ulsan Nam-gu / Organised by: Land Museum
Exhibition Overview
The British Crown Special Exhibition showcases royal culture, including royal attire, jewellery, and ceremonial artefacts. Visitors can explore historically significant pieces that have shaped the British monarchy and cultural heritage.
This exhibition features over 800 items, offering insight into craftsmanship, symbolism, and the lifestyle of British royalty. It provides an opportunity to engage closely with artefacts connected to queens and royal figures across history.
Highlighted Pieces
Diamond Jubilee Necklace (75th Anniversary)
A diamond necklace inspired by Queen Victoria, representing elegance and royal craftsmanship.
Queen’s Tiara (100th Anniversary Commemorative)
A replica of a historic royal tiara symbolising authority and ceremonial prestige.
Crown of Edward VII
A ceremonial crown representing the monarchy of Edward VII.
Queen Elizabeth’s 1948 Wedding Dress
A recreation of the dress worn during her wedding, reflecting post-war design and royal symbolism.
Princess Margaret’s Diamond & Aquamarine Ring
A distinctive royal engagement ring with historical significance.
Wallis Simpson’s Cartier Handbag
A luxury item reflecting royal fashion and personal style.
Diana’s Burgundy Velvet Dress
A dress worn by Princess Diana, symbolising elegance and modern royal identity.
King Edward VIII’s Tailcoat
A garment reflecting royal fashion and the personal story of abdication.
