Stories of Jesus Christ with Joseon flair on show : comparem

Imagine if the messenger of God who came to the Virgin Mary was not the winged angel Gabriel, but “seonnyeo,” a fairy-like being from East Asian folk tales. And what if baby Jesus Christ was born in a stable during the 1392-1910 Joseon Kingdom, surrounded by women clad in “hanbok” (traditional Korean attire), instead of in a manger in Bethlehem?

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