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.
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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
Patchwork Duvet
- Bedspread inspired by the fine technique of traditional patchwork and made with high-grade cotton and other materials for keeping warm. A collector’s item released in different color combinations.
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
Dancheong Waist Skirt
- A waist-tie skirt featuring printed roof tile designs. It is reversible and offers a beautiful A-line fit as well as a hook for hanging traditional accessories.
Lacquered T-spoon and fork series
- These products are made sturdily so that consumers would feel comfortable to grab them in their hands.
Kisoondo Rice Sikhye
- Traditional beverage made from rice and barley grown by Ki Soon-do, Korea Grand Master No. 35, based on the 370 years old family recipe. The refreshing aftertaste comes from citron-infused ginger water.
Hangeul Balancer
- A decorative object that doubles as a toy (ottugi) that returns to an upright position no matter how it is pushed over. Inspired by the shapes of Hangeul vowels and consonants.
Forest in Leesle – Blue
- This top that looks as if a vest is thrown on as well is designed as a kindergarten uniform and activewear, inspired by a traditional vest from the late Joseon Dynasty.
Cheonui Sochangu
- Long Hanbok top that derived from the shape of the Sochangui, a short jacket-like layer worn by men in the Joseon dynasty. Traditional elements with variations in fabrics and design give the clothing a modern appeal.
Cheomjang Bowls
- Based on traditional techniques, the artist has developed the “cheomjang” technique, creating thorn-like bumps through brushstrokes. These products present both traditional and modern sophistication.