We reinterpret the historical, academic, and artistic value of Korean cultural heritage into contemporary lifestyle objects that combine refined aesthetics with practical function. Through collaborations with designers and artists across various fields, we expand the depth of our creative direction and present a sophisticated balance of tradition and modernity.
Our products are currently available at DDP, the National Museum of Korea’s Muze stores (online and offline), and the Kansong Art Museum.
May 2019 | Bronze Prize, 2019 Seoul Design Product Competition (Hosted by Seoul Design Foundation)
Apr. 2024 | Golden Paper Award, 6th INSPER Awards
Dec. 2024 | Winner, 54th Korea Crafts Competition
Sep. 2019 | Exhibited at Maison & Objet Paris
Dec. 2020 | Exhibited at Seoul Design Festival (SDF)
Dec. 2024 | Exhibited at Seoul Design Festival (SDF)
Dec. 2025 | Exhibited at Korea Souvenir Fair
Living & Home Décor
Art Merchandise
This masterpiece, a representative example of celadon, is characterized by its dignified and
sturdy shoulders, fluid curves, and orderly arrangement of patterns.
The composition of 42 circular patterns, one facing upward and one facing downward,
is a beautiful object that harmonizes with the clouds of feathers and shows the elegance of the artwork
Production Year: 2020
Production Technique: The piece is constructed by layering four sheets of organza, two printed fabric layers, and laser-cut PVC, then machine-stitched together.
It is a masterpiece of the beautiful Joseon white porcelain, showing the polite and intelligent archaeology of the four godfathers of the Joseon Dynasty A moon jar quietly cut down by the simplicity of ordinary people coming from their generous and friendly appearance It is an object that leads people to a new world of inspiration and creation, from the past to the present and the future.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: The piece is constructed by layering four sheets of organza, two printed fabric layers, and laser-cut PVC, then machine-stitched together.
It is a beautiful Joseon white porcelain excavated in Seoul, and the neat and generous body of the pot swells up from the shoulder and then gradually narrows down from the waist. Looking frugal and simple It is a white porcelain jar that reflects the aesthetics of the times.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: The piece is constructed by layering four sheets of organza, two printed fabric layers, and laser-cut PVC, then machine-stitched together.
This masterpiece, a representative example of celadon, is characterized by its dignified and
sturdy shoulders, fluid curves, and orderly arrangement of patterns.
The composition of 42 circular patterns, one facing upward and one facing downward,
is a beautiful object that harmonizes with the clouds of feathers and shows the elegance of the artwork.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: The piece is constructed by layering four sheets of organza, two printed fabric layers, and laser-cut PVC, then machine-stitched together.
It is a masterpiece of the beautiful Joseon white porcelain, showing the polite and intelligent archaeology of the four godfathers of the Joseon Dynasty A moon jar quietly cut down by the simplicity of ordinary people coming from their generous and friendly appearance It is an object that leads people to a new world of inspiration and creation, from the past to the present and the future.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: The piece is constructed by layering four sheets of organza, two printed fabric layers, and laser-cut PVC, then machine-stitched together.
It is a beautiful Joseon white porcelain excavated in Seoul, and the neat and generous body of the pot swells up from the shoulder and then gradually narrows down from the waist. Looking frugal and simple It is a white porcelain jar that reflects the aesthetics of the times.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: The piece is constructed by layering four sheets of organza, two printed fabric layers, and laser-cut PVC, then machine-stitched together.
