Bok Jumeoni is a pocket of blessings. It used with a pocketless hanbok. It used to wish a blessing by giving presents, usually on first day of year or special occasions.

It is a red and blue pocket bag with a string. Red and blue have been used a lot in Korea since the past. We use color to express the beauty of Korean tradition.

The dang-cho is a traditional pattern that stands out for the harmony and decor of plant stems, which represent prosperity and honor. The color of a pocket and embroidery blend in subtle and natural, and the interior space is ample for various purposes.

This product was produced in collaboration product between Jung-suk Yoon who made pocket, and Hyung-min Park who made knots, with Auroi's designer Kisang Gio. Jung-suk Yoon completed the National Intangible Cultural Property training course No. 80 Jasujang. Hyung-min Park completed the National Intangible Cultural Property training course No. 22 Maedeupjang.

Area
Seoul
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Material
Linen, Cotton cloth , Silk thread
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Size
250 x 230 / 300 x 260
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Producer / Design
Auroi
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Making
No. 80 Intangible Cultural Property of Embroidery (Jasujang)
No. 22 Intangible Cultural Property of Decorative Knoting (Maedeupjang)