Leegamgak, inspired by Korean heritage, presents products that embody the unique aesthetic of Korea’s artistry. We design with modern wit while staying true to the authenticity of Korean charm. Everything is inside you.
2019 — Lovely Old Things of Today (Book), Chaekbab Publishing
2020 — The National Leegamgak Museum (Solo Brand Exhibition), Objecter Seogyo, Seoul, Korea
2020 — Soban and Incense Burner (Solo Exhibition), Ewha Art Center, Seoul, Korea
2025 — Maison&Objet Paris (Exhibitor), Paris Nord Villepinte, Paris, France
A cotton shoulder bag distinguished by Leegamgak’s signature knot — a reinterpretation of traditional Korean knotting techniques — tied into an intentionally asymmetric strap. The embroidered tiger, adapted from the Ssangho Hyungbae (twin-tiger rank badge) of Joseon-era official robes, captures the Korean way of softening a fearsome creature with humor and charm. Framed by a pine tree, the design subtly echoes Songha Menghodo, a classic painting symbolizing strength and longevity. Modern in form yet steeped in heritage, the Moho Bag invites everyday use while carrying the quiet weight of tradition.
Production Year: 2026
Production Technique: Fabric(cotton), Embroidery, Traditional Korean Knotting
A cotton shoulder bag distinguished by Leegamgak’s signature knot — a reinterpretation of traditional Korean knotting techniques — tied into an intentionally asymmetric strap. The embroidered tiger, adapted from the Ssangho Hyungbae (twin-tiger rank badge) of Joseon-era official robes, captures the Korean way of softening a fearsome creature with humor and charm. Framed by a pine tree, the design subtly echoes Songha Menghodo, a classic painting symbolizing strength and longevity. Modern in form yet steeped in heritage, the Moho Bag invites everyday use while carrying the quiet weight of tradition.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Fabric(cotton), Embroidery, Traditional Korean Knotting
A cotton shoulder bag distinguished by Leegamgak’s signature knot — a reinterpretation of traditional Korean knotting techniques — tied into an intentionally asymmetric strap. The embroidered tiger, adapted from the Ssangho Hyungbae (twin-tiger rank badge) of Joseon-era official robes, captures the Korean way of softening a fearsome creature with humor and charm. Framed by a pine tree, the design subtly echoes Songha Menghodo, a classic painting symbolizing strength and longevity. Modern in form yet steeped in heritage, the Moho Bag invites everyday use while carrying the quiet weight of tradition.
Production Year: 2025
Production Technique: Fabric(cotton), Embroidery, Traditional Korean Knotting
Spacious yet structured, the Homak Bag blends durability with playful artistry. Triple-stitched seams and a reinforced base ensure it carries your essentials securely day after day, making it a reliable partner for your routine. Across the front, an embroidered tiger is rendered with intentionally open lines, leaving small breaks in the outline to suggest freedom and movement, while detailed features anchor the design with character. A subtle lilac woven label on the reverse offers a discreet note of charm.
Production Year: 2026
Production Technique: Fabric(cotton), Embroidery
