Joseon Royal Gonryongpo Wrapping Money Envelope

The motif is the pattern embroidered on the clothing of the Joseon kings and princesses.

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 phoenix breast on the princess' clothing symbolizes prosperity, blessings.

Since ancient times, dragons represented kings and phoenixes represented the entire universe.

Story

What if Mimidar was the chief designer of the Joseon royal family?

Mimidar was created with the intention of making royal objects that the king of Joseon would have used.

We carefully selected each design and material.

The gift from the king of Joseon to you more than 600 years ago, a dignified design that only the king could use.

Function

1. Traditional cloth fabrics have a subtle gloss, soft touch, and high embroidery quality.

2. Even after using it as an allowance bag, you can collect stamps, bankbooks, and receipts.

3. Enclosed is a free inside paper depicting the painting of the court and its meaning.

4. It is a large capacity that can store up to 400 bills.

5. It is a structure that easily fixes a ribbon without the hassle of tying it.