This stool is created using the traditional technique called Kkeunh Eum Jil in which mother-of-pearl is cut thinly like a thread and pasted by pressing with the tip of a knife. The flow of the waves was expressed using the blue mother-of-pearl colour.

Length 60 cm
Width 54 cm
Height 41 cm

This elegant bar cabinet is embellished with a single peacock made using various techniques of mother-of-pearl. Many colours of mother-of-pearl such as white, blue and red are used on the rose quartz background, and gold metal legs accentuate the splendour of the peacock.

Length 95 cm
Width 42 cm
Height 150 cm

This moon jar is made by cutting the blue mother-of-pearl into thin slices and attaching them one by one using the Kkeunh Eum Jil technique. An abstract blue wave reflected in the moonlight wraps around the jar and flows in a curved line.

Diameter 104 cm

This moon jar is decorated with numerous pieces of golden white mother-of-pearl in a mosaic technique. The textures are created by beating each piece by hand. The light emitted by white and gold is like the lustre of the moonlight reflected in the sea.

Diameter 46 cm

The original traditional Korean double-story cabinet is reinvented using the Ta Bal technique which is the technique of cutting and pasting the small pieces of mother-of-pearl with a knife. The coveted hydrangea flower symbolizes happiness and sincerity.

Length 89.5 cm
Width 44 cm
Height 136.5 cm