HONG HYUN-JEONG HANJI CRAFT STUDIO Udumbara Tea Coaster

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. 🟠 Udumbara Tea Coaster A tea coaster crafted from traditional hanji, featuring the mythical Udumbara flower, a symbol of auspicious energy, enlightenment, and miracles in Buddhist tradition. 🟡 Key Features - Awarded design at the 2024 Busan Craft Competition - Natural texture and color tones - Excellent durability - Resistant to daily stains - A product embodying both Korean aesthetics and Buddhist symbolism 🟢 Description - The Udumbara is a legendary flower said to bloom once every 3,000 years, representing miracle, enlightenment, and auspiciousness. - This meaning is expressed through the tea coaster design, allowing one to experience serenity and reflection while enjoying tea. - The blend of Korean artistry and Buddhist symbolism makes it particularly meaningful for individuals and cultures with Buddhist heritage. - Its vivid and refined color palette complements a variety of table settings. - Crafted from multiple layers of mulberry-fiber hanji and finished with natural lacquer for durability and stain resistance. 🔵 Details - Material: Hanji, laminated paper, traditional Dancheong pigment, lacquer coating - Weight: 42g - Includes: 1 piece 🟤 Directions for Use - Do not wash: Do not immerse in water as it may cause deformation or damage. - For light stains: Wipe gently with a dry cloth or soft sponge. - For liquid stains: Wipe immediately and air dry completely in a well-ventilated shaded area. - Avoid direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure may cause discoloration. Store in a shaded area when not in use. - Avoid impact or sharp objects that may scratch the surface. - Heat caution: Do not place extremely hot items such as boiling cups directly on the surface.