KOREA
PREMIUM
Buncheong Teaware
This plate and teapot are set in a single tone to achieve uniformity, while the tone of each tea cup varies, making them the focal point of the set.
PRODUCT DETAIL-
- Excellent cultural
Product Program -
The Excellent cultural Product Program grants the “K- RIBBON” mark in the shape of a traditional Hanbok knot to excellent cultural products that possess Korea's unique cultural values. It is aimed at creating a “Korea Premium” concept through systematic management and brand marketing activities
- Excellent cultural
Excellent
Cultural
Products
IN KOREA
Aekjureum-po coat
- Aekjureumpo (a type of traditional Korean overcoat with some creases added in the armpit) for men has frillery that is very cute and feminine, so it is a charming item that can be made to a fashion item for women. Using these features, this piece is designed as a one-piece coat for women to give a sense of elegance and class similar to that coming from wearing Hanbok.
Asymmetry Overcoat
- This is an oversized unisex coat inspired by durumagi, a traditional Korean overcoat. The recent trend of going genderless has been reflected into this oversized coat, having a loose fit particularly on shoulders. As an independent design element, Dongjeong (collar) is combined into the coat, making it not detachable.
cheonghwa baekja (Blue & White) cheollik
- This Hanbok combines the color patterns inspired by blue and white porcelains and the sleeve finishing technique used for Western clothes to show both flatness of Hanbok and three-dimensional nature of Western clothes.
Da-po Vest
- Traditional peony blossom patterns have been printed on the fabric of Hanbok using digital techniques to modernize the beauty of Korea. This vest has a design that can be worn every day, which not only makes it practical but also enables us to enjoy our tradition in everyday life.
kids Magoja(outer) & Vest
- This Hanbok for kids shows the beauty of Hanbok with its simple and gentle curves, and has a practical combination of traditional and modern fabrics.
Chunpo Baeja (Mixtured fabrics woven with ramie and silk yarns)
- Chunpo, a mixed weaving of ramie fabric and silk, is a traditional fabric that creates fewer wrinkles than ramie fabric does, and it gives a more natural feeling compared to silk. A traditional sewing technique called “pinching technique” was used for this vest to add some texture, thereby giving a modern twist to the simplicity of material. While this traditional vest has enhanced elegant curves, it also has a modern design by removing git (the fabric that trims the collar). This design is to allow the vest to be coordinated with modern fashion
k-05 Dangui Vest
- This vest is made by utilizing the shape of Dangui, a court dress. Also, it has rubber bands in the collars and sides, making it possible for everyone to wear it regardless of their clothing size. It has an anti-stain feature thanks to the high stretch fabrics used that are elastic and water repellent. Moreover, the front part is without decorative items, such as goreum (coat strings), to make sure there are no obstacles while engaging in any activities while wearing this uniform. Buttons are sewed at the end of git, or a band of fabric that trims the collar, to enable attachment and detachment of norigae, an accessory, as one wishes.
Ink & Wash Print Layered Back Silk ramie Vest
- Inspired by the layer of the rear skirt of Dopo (a gentleman's gown) and goreum (coat strings), this outerwear vest has a modernized design. Ink-and-wash paintings are printed on traditional dupion silk by using digital printing technology to express the true beauty of Korea.
Oksa Douppioni Silk Layered Collar Long Vest
- Inspired by the collar of Hanbok, this vest is designed in layers with traditional dupion silk to create a modern, outer garment vest. While the beauty of tradition is preserved, the tailoring added a sense of modernity.