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greenflair
YOUNGMIN SHIN

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Art Merchandise

Country

Korea

Genre

Living & Home Décor

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greenflair is a design brand that combines Korean heritage with contemporary aesthetics to create unique and practical fabric products.
Through witty designs that bridge tradition and modernity, along with the craftsmanship of handmade quality, we offer distinctive value—allowing people to experience the beauty of Korean culture and its warm sentiment in everyday life.

Maison&Objet Paris Sept. 2025

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Living & Home Décor

Category

Art Merchandise

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ARTWORKS

This Akmagi dried pollock is created based on the actual size of a real pollock, emphasizing its presence as an interior object that enhances the atmosphere of a space.
The front features delicate embroidery on oatmeal-toned cotton, expressing a refined and contemporary texture.
A magnet is embedded inside the Aekmagi dried pollack, allowing it to be easily attached to metal surfaces such as doors or refrigerators.

Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: mechanic embroidery, handmade

This piece is a modern interpretation of the traditional Korean Aekmagi dried pollock, created to bring small moments of luck and well-being into everyday life. Its lightweight size and cheerful expression make it easy to display anywhere, adding warmth and positive energy to any space.

The front features lively embroidery in harmonious Obangsaek and Ogansaek colors, while the back is finished with bright Saekdong fabric, creating a playful yet distinctly Korean aesthetic.

Thoughtful details such as silk thread symbolizing longevity and a ribbon inspired by the traditional jeogori bow gently convey its cultural meaning. The piece can be used as a keyring or car accessory, and a discreet magnet embedded inside allows it to be easily attached to metal surfaces such as doors or refrigerators—offering a small but meaningful decorative accent with a sense of protection.

Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: mechanic embroidery, handmade

This handmade eyeglass case is inspired by the “Smile of Silla” sumaksae, a roof-end tile from 7th-century Korea. The original motif’s gentle smile and soft curves are preserved, while the eyes are reimagined as colorful saekdong-patterned sunglasses, adding a playful and contemporary accent.

By blending cultural symbolism with humor and practicality, the design introduces Korean heritage in an approachable, everyday form. Made from soft fabric instead of a rigid hard case, it is lightweight and flexible. A neck strap allows for easy carrying, making it ideal for travel, daily use, and lifestyle-focused markets.

Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: mechanic embroidery, handmade