HONG HYUN-JEONG HANJI CRAFT STUDIO Ramie Wind Bell

*Colors are Random 🔴 HONG HYUN-JEONG HANJI CRAFT STUDIO With the motto “Korea in the World,” Hong Hyun-jeong established the Hong Hyun-jeong Hanji Craft Studio to reinterpret the colors and textures of traditional Korean crafts using hanji (Korean traditional paper) and textiles as primary materials. Her work transforms the aesthetic essence of Korean heritage into contemporary designs that suit modern trends. 🟠 Ramie Wind Bell A pouch-shaped wind bell woven from Hansan Ramie, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, symbolizing a wish for the wind to bring good fortune. 🟡 Key Features - Harmony of light and shadow - Sentimental interior item - Symbolic charm resembling a lucky pouch - Fully handcrafted 🟢 Description - When hung by a window, the natural light gently passes through the ramie fabric, reflecting the purity and graceful simplicity of Korean aesthetics. - Like a pause in a busy life, it embodies the serene sentiment of Korea and the beauty of “endless longing.” - Each piece of ramie is carefully folded by hand, reminiscent of the traditional bokjumeoni (lucky pouch) once gifted to loved ones with wishes of good fortune. - When hung by a window, the soft, clear chime of the copper bell purifies the atmosphere and brings peace of mind. 🔵 Details - Material: Ramie, silk thread knot, acrylic bead flower, copper bell - Weight: 1 Piece 19g / 3 Pieces 63g - Includes: • Complete set (1 Piece): 1 ramie pouch, copper bell, silk thread knot • Complete set (3 Pieces): 3 ramie pouches, copper bell, silk thread knot 🟤 Directions for Use - Do not wash: Do not immerse in water as it may cause deformation or damage. - Light stains: Wipe gently with a dry cloth or soft sponge. - Liquid stains: Wipe immediately and air dry completely in a well-ventilated shaded area. - Avoid direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure may cause discoloration. - Avoid impact or sharp objects that may scratch the surface.