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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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IN KOREA
Breakfast tableware set for two
- Tableware set featuring the rustic style of traditional earthenware. Includes two rice bowls, two soup bowls, and three smaller bowls for side dishes; all with matching lids.
Ottchil glass
- Glass dish made by applying ottchil to blown glass. Cozy translucent colors are reminiscent of traditional Korean wrapping cloths.
Black & White Series
- A glass version of a bowl used for traditional ancestral rituals. Glass pieces, heated at high temperatures, create the appearance of air bubbles on the surface.
Ceramic Jewelry Boxes
- Hand-painted ceramic boxes designed for storing jewelry. Depending on how you arrange the four boxes, you can make either a flower or clover with the lid patterns.
Traditional Money Envelope with Phoenix Design
- Money envelope is inspired by the Korean tradition of presenting monetary gifts in a wrapping cloth. The subtle glossy fabric with a cloud, phoenixes, and auspicious print gives an elegant mood, while the button for opening and closing the envelope adds practicality to the product.
Jeongseon Korean Balloon Flower Jelly
- Traditional confection with the sweetness of honey-like syrup made from medicinal balloon flower root grown for at least three years in Jeongseo-gun, Gangwon-do. The roots have been boiled down in Korean rice syrup to maximize their sweetness and then air-dried for prolonged periods.
Teapot with Silver Handle and Silver Cup Set
- A premium white porcelain tea set decorated with metal and glass, finding subtle harmony between the simplicity of white porcelain, linear grooves, and modest use of silver.
Makgeolli glass
- Makgeolli cups made with traditional bronze-casting techniques. The shape is inspired by the gourd dipper, which was left in liquor storage jars and used to scoop the liquor out.
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.