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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.
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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
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IN KOREA
Scholar's Accoutrements baeja, Korean Skirt Band set-up
- A modern hanbok that celebrates traditional Korean culture through the chaekgado (book painting) design.
Dangui Clutch
- Clutch bag inspired by the curvature of an upper garment worn by court women during the Joseon Dynasty, especially for ceremonial occasions, and made more functional with a zipper in the back. You can subtly incorporate the traditional look of hanbok into any outfit with this clutch.
A New Bride’s Dream
- Elegant rings inspired by a traditional headpiece for brides and engraved with a delicate pattern. The artist intends for the wearer to feel empowered and fully express herself.
Ceramic Pincushion & Jewel Box Series
- Inspired by the pincushions once used for young women’s craft works, this ceramic product looks warm and fluffy. This modern interpretation uses a knot-like shape in the center to add traditional values to the product.
Balwoo set
- A set of bowls that takes the shape of ancestral rite utensils from the Joseon dynasty. The surface is coated in clay and glaze, resulting in an uneven appearance.
Good Luck Fish
- A modern interpretation of a pollack wrapped with silk thread and hung up on the door for good luck. It has a surprisingly chic appearance due to having been made with a 3D printer.
TeruTeru
- A picture book whose plot is based on Korean artistic traditions. Features photographic images of wooden dolls and their humorous conversations, making it feel as if the reader is actually watching a puppet play.
Triple White Porcelain Dish Set
- Dish set with lids, inspired by white porcelain with a 600-year history, popular among commoners during the Joseon Dynasty due to its practicality and a ordability, and accented with simple blue lines. Comes in three sizes and looks like a pagoda when stacked.
King Sejong 1446 spoon & chopstickcs
- Spoons and chopsticks made with bronze and stainless steel. Utensils designed in rhombus shape are four-sided to minimize discomfort when picking up food.