Joseon Dynasty Handkerchief

The motif is the pattern embroidered on the clothing of the Joseon king and his servants.

Gonryongpo's dragon, which was embroidered on the king's clothing, is an imaginary animal and symbolizes the noble king.

"Jeok Eui" is the clothes worn by the highest-ranking woman of the imperial family and contains the five virtues of the couple's affection and harmony.

The chest embroidery attached to a servant's clothes is two cranes biting a elixir plant.

It symbolizes a man of integrity and longevity.

Story

A gift for you from the king of Joseon 600 years ago, a dignified design that only the king could use.

Mimidar created this handkerchief with the intention of making royal objects that the king of Joseon might have used.

When a handkerchief embroidered with embroidery and a package meet, traditional Korean clothing is completed.

Features

1. Highly recommended as a gift for parents, teachers, and buyers!

It has a Korean design, practicality, and a luxurious package.

Plus an affordable price! Includes a Korean/English description of the package

2. 100% domestic cotton absorbs smoothly, quickly, and dries quickly.

3. Embroidery, production, and packaging are all made in Korea.

4. It does not contain fluorescent whitening agents, so children can use it with confidence.

5. There's a place where you can write letters inside the package.