Rumi (Large) Circular fabric doll

• Since ancient times, cranes have been considered to be the representative long life that lived for a thousand years.
• KRW 140,000

Rumi (Small) Circular fabric doll keyring

• The crane is the air lion of Shinseon, and is a symbol of mythological characteristics given to it that it flies between auspicious clouds.
• KRW 30,000

San (Large) Circular fabric doll

• The mountains have long been the power to revive all things. It was believed to be a sacred and mysterious being, a symbol of longevity, as it was the source of life.
• KRW 140,000

San (Small) Circular fabric doll keyring

• The mountain in "Cheongsanbyeolgok" is a non-detailed retreat, meaning a clear mental world that contrasts with the real world. It was used as a symbol.
• KRW 30,000

Seum (Large) Circular fabric doll

• The deer symbolized longevity, regeneration and eternity as the horns grew in the spring, and was consecrated as a long-lived animal.
• KRW 140,000

Seum (Small) Circular fabric doll keyring

• Deer were also embroidered with bags and pillowcases to symbolize longevity, regeneration and eternal life.
• KRW 30,000

Woon (Large) Circular fabric doll

• Clouds were considered to be the source of rain that nourishes all things, and were often used as a cloud design, meaning longevity and path.
• KRW 140,000

Woon (Small) Circular fabric doll keyring

• The cloud was sacred because it was believed to be a ride by the god, and as a sign of idealism, the people of the world  It was a symbol of the distant lunar landscape.
• KRW 30,000

Sona (Large) Circular fabric doll

• Pine trees have been used as a symbol of longevity due to their green color, strong winter weather, and strong foliage.
• KRW 140,000

Sona (Small) Circular knit fabric-Cotton keyring

• It was used metaphorically as a friend who never leaves when he met adversity.
• KRW 30,000

San(embroidery) Handkerchief

• The mountains have long been the power to revive all things. It was believed to be a sacred and mysterious being, a symbol of longevity, as it was the source of life.
• KRW 14,000

Woon (embroidery) Handkerchief

• Clouds were considered to be the source of rain that nourishes all things, and were often used as a cloud design, meaning longevity and path.
• KRW 14,000

Sona (embroidery) Handkerchief

• It was used metaphorically as a friend who never leaves when he met adversity.
• KRW 14,000

The ten symbols of longevity(silk screen) Fabric poster

• The plot of paintings is a motif of the late Prince Sunjong to celebrate the restoration of smallpox in 1879.
• KRW 25,000

The ten symbols of longevity Post Card (A)

• Those who deal with the ten-traditional Symbols of Longevity tried to show their desire for longevity by dealing with it every day and looking at it.
• KRW 3,000

The ten symbols of longevity Post Card (B)

• The deer symbolized longevity, regeneration and eternity as the horns grew in the spring, and was consecrated as a long-lived animal.
• KRW 3,000

The ten symbols of longevity Post Card (C)

• The cloud was sacred because it was believed to be a ride by the god, and as a sign of idealism, the people of the world  It was a symbol of the distant lunar lands
• KRW 3,000

Bok-bag(Medium) Rumi

• Since ancient times, cranes have been considered to be the representative long life that lived for a thousand years.
• KRW 38,000

Bok-bag(Medium) Seum

• Deer were also embroidered with bags and pillowcases to symbolize longevity, regeneration and eternal life.
• KRW 38,000

Bok-bag(Small) Woon

• Clouds were considered to be the source of rain that nourishes all things, and were often used as a cloud design, meaning longevity and path.
• KRW 32,000

Bok-bag(Small) Sona

• It was used metaphorically as a friend who never leaves when he met adversity.
• KRW 32,000