Korean carved wooden calligraphy Seogak wall art need info

Hi, I can find several similar examples of this type piece but little information and most of that appears to be in Korean and with no translation options that I can figure out. It is refered to as Seogak or Gakja. It looks like it is done by hand but it may not be and it does look to be newer. It measures around 18" by 7" and had the look of stained pine, but feels heavier than a pine piece would. If anyone has any knowledge of these items or can help in anyway in further identifying it I will be very thankful.

 

The village was named Seogak as the majority of the villagers perform the traditional Korean culture and art, calligraphy carving (Seogak), as a hobby.
https://www.hongcheon.go.kr/toureng/contents.do?key=2080

https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/culture/2021/10/317_175214.html

 

I read in the Korea Times article that this can now be done by machine and be made to look exactly like a true hand carved piece. I'm going to assume this is a machine done decorative piece, but it's still different than anything I have stumbled upon to date. Thanks for the information.

 

from the amount of Chinese characters they use it may well be after old models and religious. I'd check if they have temples on that island and compare the characters to the places.
normally family names and religious stuff are still written in Chinese characters. that's what they told me anyways when I was looking at their business cards when working there.

 

Sorry for the delay, I fell on ice and broke a rib so between the pain and pain medicine, I'm having enough trouble with English language. Looking up Chinese will probably have to wait a bit, but thank you for the information and I will look into it.

 

@Kevolee , sorry to hear of your accident. Get well soon!