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-
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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
Bibigo Whole Napa Cabbage Kimchi
- Napa cabbage kimchi pickled with locally sourced ingredients, including bay salt, hot pepper powder, and fish sauce from the southern coast of Korea. The kimchi is kept especially fresh with a lid designed after the traditional fermentation method of using a stone weight.
Lacquered Chopstick Series
- The sap from lacquer trees is applied to the tableware, after which the products go through several sanding and drying processes. Known for their high anti-bacterial quality and antiseptic effect.
Hanbok Apron
- Pure linen apron featuring the unique pleats and collar of hanbok, providing the illusion that the wearer is donning a hanbok dress. Designed to appeal to all ages.
Lacquered Flower-shaped Plate
- Inspired by simple traditional flower-shaped dishes, this product satisfies today’s diverse dietary preferences and the aesthetic sense of craftworks. This tableware offers both elegance and beauty.
Brass Tableware — Areum
- Traditional brassware redesigned to be smaller and more minimalist, made in collaboration between National Intangible Asset No. 77 Kim Su-yeong and handicraft designer Jo Ki-sang using traditional techniques.
Donghae Gijeong Fermented Rice Cakes
- A naturally-fermented rice cake that can be frozen and, therefore, kept from spoiling in the summer. Made by fermenting a mixture of rice powder and makgeolli, it is soft and delicious.
Gobae series with black soil
- Tableware inspired by the lids and raised bases of Gaya pottery. Made by shaping black clay on a traditional pottery wheel. Surfaces have a rough, irregular appearance due to the use of the gwiyal technique, in which glaze is applied to the clay surface with a wide, flat brush made from horse or pig hairs.
KOREA TRADITIONAL PATTERN SOCKS "JOGAKBO SOCKS"
- As a modern interpretation of the colors in Korean traditional wrapping cloth (patchwork), patchwork patterns have been weaved directly into these pieces of socks, embodying Korean traditional beauty and practicality in daily life.
Bangryeongui
- Versatile jacket inspired by an overcoat for Joseon-era military officials made according to the Enjosa method, which involves using the same textile for multiple layers of the garment. Decorated with silver buttons and hanja script prescribing the conduct of virtuous scholars.