Palaces & Cities
Gyeongbokgung Gyeonghoeru Pavilion Magnet
A relief magnet showing Gyeonghoeru, the grand waterside pavilion inside Gyeongbokgung Palace.
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People & Customs
Traditional Bride and Groom Clay Magnets
A warm, clay-textured pair depicting a bride and groom in Korean wedding dress.
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People & Customs
Nongak Farmers' Music Clay Magnets
Clay-textured figures capture the movement, costumes, and instruments of nongak community music and dance.
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Life & Craft
Cheongsachorong Lantern Clay Magnet
A clay-textured magnet shaped after the red-and-blue cheongsachorong lantern used in Korean ceremonial settings.
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Korean Food
Korean Food Magnet Set
A four-piece memo-magnet set that turns familiar Korean dishes into cheerful miniature food souvenirs.
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Memo Holders
Taegeukgi Round Memo Holders
A four-piece set of round magnetic memo holders based on the Taegeukgi, the national flag of the Republic of Korea.
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People & Customs
Bongsan Mask Magnet Set
A four-piece set based on masks from Bongsan Talchum, one of Korea's best-known mask-dance traditions.
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Life & Craft
Jogakbo Patchwork Magnet — Dark Palette
A large magnet inspired by jogakbo, Korean patchwork made by joining small remnants of cloth into a new geometric composition.
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