The environment we live in, and even within it, demands greater convenience and aesthetic value as times change. We designed a multipurpose shelf that will make your space special with a single living product that reflects the times.

The design is inspired by the moon and flowers, key motifs of the workshop. The porcelain base features a pattern inspired by the Peach Blossom, the national emblem of the Korean Empire. The metal frame, featuring a Peach Blossom pattern that remains unchanged even in prolonged heat, adds a touch of elegance to the ordinary.

This product features the local sensibility of Mt. Mudeung and the beautiful harmony of Korean lacquerware. Mt. Mudeung, the center of Gwangju, is depicted on the front, and a stone platform is lined on the back to express the harmony between Gwangju\\'s nature and crafts.

While working on a project inspired by the Korean alphabet, the ceramic Gaemseongjan, which became an extension of the baked letters, was born with the Korean alphabet engraved on the bottom of the glass. Not only does it fit the trendy sensibility targeting people in their 20s and 30s, but the one-shot glass, designed to encourage tilting, is beloved not only for its shape but also for its pastel-colored glaze.

This plate is inspired by Korea's Dadohae Sea. Its design draws inspiration from the diverse islands of the Dadohae Sea revealed by the ebb and flow of the tides. When soy sauce is poured onto the soy sauce paper inside the plate, a beautiful shape reminiscent of the islands of the Dadohae Sea emerges. This product received the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy's 2020 Excellent Design Award in the Industrial Craft Design Category.