This set is inspired by the poetic verse “Jeongsaekhwangwigwi, cheonjabbaekyeokgi (正色黃爲貴 天姿白亦奇)” by Gidae-seung (pen name: Gobong) and Gyeong-myeong Go (pen name: Jebong).
It conveys the meaning: “The color of chrysanthemums—yellow is esteemed, yet their natural white is equally rare and beautiful.”

A pure silver necklace inspired by the peony, a symbol of prosperity and family harmony. The peony scroll motif is combined with sculptural form to convey a heartfelt wish for familial unity, while radiant lines evoke Gwangju as a city of light.

A portable soap featuring stamped icons of Gwangju’s landmarks, paired with a coloring kit that captures memories of traveling in Gwangju.

A handcrafted wooden fountain pen inspired by Seoseokdae of Mudeungsan.
Shaped after the six-sided rock formations of Seoseokdae, the pen captures the grandeur of nature and the refined craftsmanship of the artisan.

This product delicately features the traditional oyat blossom pattern—an auspicious Korean textile motif—rendered in fine embroidery. Inspired by the form of a traditional bokjumeoni (good-fortune pouch), it reinterprets the classic design into a contemporary mini shoulder/tote bag, blending cultural symbolism with modern usability.

A ceramic drinking cup inspired by the spirit of Gwangju and the May 18 Democratic Uprising Memorial. The design translates an intangible historical narrative into a tangible object, combining symbolic meaning with functional craftsmanship.

Featuring original artwork created by the hands of a grandmother recognized for her contributions to the May 18 Democratic Movement, this piece goes beyond tableware to embody a brand identity that preserves memory and meaning.