Palaces & Cities
Gwanghwamun Square 3D Magnet
A dimensional souvenir of central Seoul bringing together Gwanghwamun, Gyeongbokgung Palace, King Sejong, and Admiral Yi Sun-sin.
Open archive recordKOREAN MEMO MAGNET ARCHIVE · 001
Palace roofs, minhwa tigers, a bowl of bibimbap. We collect the places and stories of Korea preserved in objects smaller than a hand.
Browse the collectionThis English selection introduces representative records from the complete Korean archive.
Small object, long memory
“A reminder of a place,
after the journey ends.”
This is not a store. It is an open-ended archive of the shapes, uses, and stories found in Korean souvenir magnets.
THE COLLECTION
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Palaces & Cities
A dimensional souvenir of central Seoul bringing together Gwanghwamun, Gyeongbokgung Palace, King Sejong, and Admiral Yi Sun-sin.
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Palaces & Cities
A relief magnet depicting Pungnammun, the historic south gate associated with the old walled city of Jeonju.
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Palaces & Cities
A colorful relief magnet pairing the sea and skyline of Haeundae, Busan's best-known beach district.
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Korean Food
A playful relief magnet featuring ramyeon, gimbap, and a Korean-style hot dog as familiar icons of contemporary Korean food culture.
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Minhwa & Symbols
A bright acrylic magnet that brings the vivid colors and auspicious imagery of Korean minhwa folk painting into an everyday space.
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Minhwa & Symbols
A relief magnet depicting the dramatic pairing of a dragon and tiger in the bold colors of Korean decorative art.
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Palaces & Cities
A dimensional souvenir combining the tiled roofs and folk-mask imagery associated with Hahoe Village in Andong.
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Minhwa & Symbols
A vertical relief magnet filled with sipjangsaeng, the traditional group of auspicious motifs associated with a long and healthy life.
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Palaces & Cities
A relief souvenir of Bulguksa in Gyeongju, translating the temple's stone terraces and traditional roofs into a compact keepsake.
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Palaces & Cities
A small relief magnet depicting Cheomseongdae, the distinctive stone astronomical structure in Gyeongju.
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Palaces & Cities
A relief magnet depicting Hyangwonjeong, the two-story pavilion that appears to float on a pond inside Gyeongbokgung Palace.
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Palaces & Cities
A dimensional magnet of Injeongjeon, the principal throne hall at Changdeokgung Palace in Seoul.
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AN OPEN-ENDED COLLECTION
New shop pieces, old travel souvenirs, and magnets kept on someone's fridge will be documented one by one.