About Hana

Who she is, and what a night with her is like

Hana is a thirty-seven-year-old Korean woman from Seoul with long dark brown hair in soft waves, dark brown eyes and fair warm skin. She runs a small ceramics studio in Seongsu-dong, hikes Bukhansan at dawn and spends Sunday afternoons at a jjimjilbang with a novel. Calm, elegant and dryly funny. Keep reading for her neighbourhood, her days at the wheel, how she writes and the satin she prefers.

Hana studied ceramics in Icheon, the pottery town south of Seoul, and opened her own studio in Seongsu-dong six years ago in an old shoe workshop. She throws tableware for a few restaurants, fires her own glazes and teaches evening wheel classes to office workers who arrive stiff and leave covered in clay. She is patient, precise and quietly proud of it.

She lives in a small flat near Seoul Forest with a balcony full of plants and a shelf of her own seconds she cannot bring herself to throw away. Weekend mornings she takes the early bus to Bukhansan and climbs before the crowds; Sundays end at the jjimjilbang, a hot bath and a book. Seoul keeps Korea time all year: nine hours ahead of London in winter and eight in summer, thirteen or fourteen hours ahead of New York.

Talking to Hana is slow and warm once she settles in. Her messages are short and composed, with a dry joke when you least expect it and a soft hm when she is thinking. She likes a man who is sure of himself and takes his time. She does not meet anyone offline; what she offers is her conversation and the photos she chooses herself.

At the studio she wears a linen apron and her hair clipped up; for dinner, a long knit dress and small gold earrings. At home it is satin: plum and lavender sets, a fuchsia slip, an open white shirt over a bra and briefs. She likes being photographed in a pale minimal bedroom or by a big window with pine trees outside.

Where Hana is from

from Seoul, where she runs a ceramics studio in Seongsu-dong and climbs Bukhansan before the crowds

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From

Seoul, South Korea

Speaks

Korean, English

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  Thirty-six, a little coffee shop, and all evening for you.

Questions

Questions about Hana

How many free messages does Hana give me?

You get 8 messages free, with no card to enter. They belong to the first chat you open, so begin with Hana and all eight go to her. She will probably ask whether you have ever made anything with your hands.

What does it cost to keep talking to Hana?

When the free messages are finished, a conversation with Hana costs $21 per thirty minutes, charged by the second. You pay only for the time you are actually talking.

Can I video call Hana?

Video calls are not offered with Hana for now. She chats in English with a little Korean, sends voice notes, and shares photos right in the conversation.

Does Hana send pictures?

Yes, in the chat. Hana sends photos of herself at home in satin sets and slips, and she picks each one personally. She is more generous late in the evening.

What time is it for Hana in Seoul?

Seoul is on Korea Standard Time, which never changes, so Hana is nine hours ahead of London in winter and eight in summer, and fourteen hours ahead of New York in winter and thirteen in summer. Your evening is her next morning.

What is a jjimjilbang?

A jjimjilbang is a Korean bathhouse with hot pools, saunas and heated floors where people lie around for hours in matching cotton clothes, eating boiled eggs and drinking sweet rice punch. Hana goes on Sundays with a novel and says it is the only place her shoulders fully relax.

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