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Fashion Accessories, Fashion
We believe that within the past, one can discover a better present—and an astonishing future. We also believe that form itself can hold the power to give rise to meaning. Such forms from the past can be found in hanbok, the traditional Korean attire known as the “clothing of the wind,” and in one of its most symbolic elements—the gat, the hat of light. The moment one wears a gat, posture and behavior inevitably change. One cannot move carelessly; one cannot help but carry oneself like a king or a noble. This posture shapes behavior, behavior influences language, language shapes the mind—and the mind, in turn, transforms one’s very being.
Oh my God, Oh my Gat!
Fashion Accessories, Fashion
Art Merchandise
This decorative headpiece is designed to help modern wearers easily and stylishly recreate the hairstyles traditionally worn by adult Korean men before 1895. Creates a neat and dignified hair adornment when worn indoors without a gat.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
This decorative headpiece is designed to help modern wearers easily and stylishly recreate the hairstyles traditionally worn by adult Korean men before 1895. Creates a neat and dignified hair adornment when worn indoors without a gat.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
This decorative headpiece is designed to help modern wearers easily and stylishly recreate the hairstyles traditionally worn by adult Korean men before 1895. This product must be worn before putting on a gat (Korean traditional headwear) to ensure it is worn properly.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
Instead of using a traditional manggeon—the forehead band worn in the past—we adopted a standard beanie design. This allows modern wearers to create a stylish sangtugwan look with ease.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
Instead of using a traditional manggeon—the forehead band worn in the past—we adopted a standard beanie design. This allows modern wearers to create a stylish sangtugwan look with ease.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
This is a hairpin designed to be inserted into a sangtugwan. Adorned with a gogok inspired by the gold crowns of the Silla Dynasty, it adds a timeless, classical elegance.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
This is a hairpin designed to be inserted into a sangtugwan. Adorned with a gogok inspired by the gold crowns of the Silla Dynasty, it adds a timeless, classical elegance. Two gogok ornaments are paired to form a heart shape. When worn and in motion, they create a soft, subtle sound as they gently touch.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
This gat ornament cord is crafted using green jade stone and jujube wood struck by lightning. The large jade stone at the center serves as a counterweight, while the jade stone on the right is intentionally placed to express the beauty of asymmetry. Together, these elements enhance the elegance of the gat.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
This gat ornament cord is crafted using yellow jade stone and jujube wood struck by lightning. The large jade stone at the center serves as a counterweight, while the jade stone on the right is intentionally placed to express the beauty of asymmetry. Together, these elements enhance the elegance of the gat.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
The gat is a traditional Korean hat often referred to as a “hat of light.” It was worn by seonbi, the scholarly gentlemen of Korea. There are single-layer, double-layer, and triple-layer gat, and this product is a triple-layer gat. The aesthetic character of a gat varies depending on the proportions of its upper cylinder (the crown) and its lower brim. When the lower diameter of the crown measures 16 cm and the brim reaches 45 cm in diameter, the gat achieves its most dignified presence and a visually complete form.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Handmade
