A special exhibition entitled The 500 Years of Korean Embroidery was held in the National Museum of Korea for three months in the summer of 1978 with the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Huh Dong-hwa. It was the largest and most comprehensive ever of embroidery exhibitions, ranging from tall folding screens to small times of daily use. Crafts of the Inner Court illustrates the beauty of traditional Korean craft art embroidery pursued and found through the authors' daily dialogue with the objects, rather than that of a collection of academic dissertations or research papers. - Inside Description from "Crafts of the Inner Court"