2-Hour and 4-Hour Stamp T-Shirts Made at the Stone Warehouse at the Entrance to Mangjangpo

Background on how Harye-ri mandarin orange warehouse became Indigoterie

Indigoterie means “indigo factory” in French. It is an atelier in Jeju established by CEO Shim Eung-beom, a fashion designer who worked in Paris and Shanghai, who found a mandarin orange warehouse in Harye-ri, Namwon-eup and used the existing structure that looked like two buildings joined together.

One side of the space is used as a cafe and showroom, while the other side is used for classes and as a workshop. In a Namwon-eup introduction released by the Jeju Tourism Organization in December 2020, this place was described as a venue for indigo dyeing and clothing production, and the current official online store sells clothing, vintage military items, camping goods, pottery, and artworks together.

11:30 AM to 6:00 PM, with visits planned around Wednesday and Saturday closures

As of 2026, the store hours listed in the seller information are 11:30 AM to 6:00 PM every day, and the regular closing days are Wednesday and Saturday. However, since this is a small workshop-style space, it is safer to check the official website or call ahead to confirm whether it is open on the day of your visit.

Admission is free. There is no separate viewing ticket for having coffee or looking around the showroom, but products and experiences each have set prices. The official website is https://indigoterie.com/ and the main contact number is 010-6491-6858. The seller information also lists 0507-1308-8185.

• Hours: 11:30 AM to 6:00 PM
• Regular closed days: Every Wednesday and Saturday
• Admission: Free
• Official contact number: 010-6491-6858

From KRW 55,000 for initials to KRW 100,000 for free-topic designs

The official workshop page lists two FOUND-OBJECT stamp art programs. The “name initial stamp” program costs KRW 55,000 per person, for a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 4 people, and takes about 2 hours, where initials are made from prepared materials and stamped onto T-shirts.

The “free-topic stamp” program costs KRW 100,000 per person, for up to 2 people, and takes about 3 to 4 hours. It works by collecting materials from the seaside near Indigoterie, creating a free-topic image, and making a stamp art T-shirt. Both programs include a Champion T-shirt and working materials, and reservations must be made at least 3 days in advance.

• Option 1: KRW 55,000 per person, 2 to 4 people, about 2 hours
• Option 2: KRW 100,000 per person, up to 2 people, about 3 to 4 hours
• Reservation deadline: At least 3 days before the experience date
• Included items: Champion T-shirt, working materials

FOUND-OBJECT started in 2023 and the beach collection process

Indigoterie has operated the FOUND-OBJECT STAMP ART workshop since 2023. The official guide defines it as stamp art using natural materials and discarded objects, and states that the program’s purpose is to connect materials collected on Jeju beaches to the work in order to raise awareness of environmental pollution issues and encourage behavioral change.

Therefore, the free-topic course is a schedule that combines outdoor collection and creation, rather than an experience where you simply sit in a cafe and make a finished piece. It is better to set aside 3 to 4 hours and prepare shoes that are easy to walk in on the beach, as well as an outer layer to block the wind. The way the program proceeds when there is rain or strong wind should be confirmed during the reservation consultation.

• Workshop start year: 2023
• Material collection site: The seaside near Indigoterie
• Free-topic course duration: 3 to 4 hours
• Experience times are adjusted through consultation after payment

How to find the stone warehouse at the entrance to Mangjangpo, 4 Harye-mangjangpo-ro

The address is 4 Harye-mangjangpo-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, and the official site labels it as the “stone warehouse at the entrance to Mangjangpo.” It is a good idea to enter both “Indigoterie” and the road-name address into navigation, and the coordinates are 33.263796, 126.634828.

This is a small warehouse-style workshop on the eastern coast of Seogwipo, so compared with walking from a train station, using a rental car or taxi is more practical. No bus number, nearest stop walking time, or number of dedicated parking spaces could be confirmed from official or local government materials. Whether cars can park there and whether wheelchairs or strollers can enter should also be checked by phone before visiting.

• Road-name address: 4 Harye-mangjangpo-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
• Coordinates: 33.263796, 126.634828
• Official label: Stone warehouse at the entrance to Mangjangpo
• Recommended route: Rental car or taxi

Clothing, camping, and pottery items you can see in the showroom

The on-site showroom and official online store feature self-made T-shirts, vintage workwear and military goods, camping gear, tableware, pottery, and artist works together. For example, the official store lists a Jeju horse illustration plate for KRW 68,000, coffee cups by artist Jang Geun-young in the KRW 38,000 to 48,000 range, and a 1975 50L Swedish military aluminum milk can for KRW 400,000.

Since inventory is centered on one-off and vintage items, it is difficult to say for certain that products seen online will still be available on site. In particular, many items are marked “SOLD OUT,” so if you are looking for a specific item, it is better to first send the product name, size, and desired visit date. Cafe menu items have included hand-drip coffee and tea made with Jeju wild ingredients.

• Online store categories: ART, TABLEWARE, INTERIOR, CAMPING, CLOTHING
• Example price for a self-made T-shirt: KRW 75,000
• Example price for a Jeju horse illustration plate: KRW 68,000
• Example price for a 1975 50L Swedish military milk can: KRW 400,000

Who is a 2-hour visit and 4-hour experience suitable for?

If you only use the showroom and cafe, 1 to 2 hours is enough; the initial workshop takes about 2 hours; and the free-topic workshop that includes beach collection should be planned for 3 to 4 hours. Since the minimum and maximum number of participants differs by course, if you want to book alone, you must first resolve the minimum 2-person requirement for the initial course.

It is a clearly defined destination for travelers who want to see fashion, vintage items, and printmaking together, but it may not be suitable if you expect the many seats of a large cafe or easy access by fixed public transportation. The official site runs separate menus for SHOP, WORKSHOP, About, Q&A, and NOTICE, so before booking it is a good idea to check the workshop detail page and the notice menu together.

• Recommended time for cafe and showroom: 1 to 2 hours
• Initial stamp: About 2 hours
• Free-topic stamp: About 3 to 4 hours
• Minimum participants for the initial course: 2 people