Daenggi Silk Silk Bukgeo scenery contains auspicious meaning.
Good luck is a good thing, and good luck is a sign of beautiful and happy events.
It is a wish for happiness in life by symbolically expressing objects in one's life that are believed to provide good energy.

A skein of silk thread, like a long thread, symbolizes long life (longevity) and smooth sailing, and dried pollack, dried pollack, is used as an offering in ancestral rites or ancestral rites to prevent bad luck. The bell made of cast iron makes a clear and pure sound that brings good luck.

It can be enjoyed in the shape of a long braided daenggi, with long braided silk threads surrounding it, like a daenggi hair.
You can also enjoy it in a style like Gachae from the Joseon Dynasty.

This is a craft product that embodies the traditional Korean fortune culture.

Inspired by silk pollack, "Daenggi Silk pollock" reconstitutes the feeling of the original painting with the artist's own sensibility, allowing people to comfortably experience Korean traditions that once felt far away in their daily lives.

All works were created by textile craft artist Son Danbi using hand tufting and hand sewing.

For Daenggi silk silk pollack, use Daenggi spread out long.
It is an object that looks like a bun with the hair wrapped around the body of a pollack like a gache, and can be enjoyed in two styles.

※All of Studio Arok's works are created by the artist's hands, so you can feel the atypical beauty of each work in terms of shape and color. If you are sensitive, please be careful.