Description
Ceramic Lucky Pig Father and Baby – Traditional Korean Folk Art Figurine
Adorable handcrafted ceramic figurine featuring a lucky pig (Bokdwaeji) carrying its baby on its back. This charming piece represents Korean folk art traditions where pigs symbolize prosperity, good fortune, and fertility.
Key Features
- Handcrafted Design: Each piece is individually shaped and glazed by skilled artisans
- Parent-Child Motif: Features a loving father pig with baby riding on back
- Traditional Glazes: Beautiful natural glazes in earthy tones (color may vary)
- Lucky Charm: Pigs are considered symbols of wealth and good fortune in Korean culture
Product Specifications
- Material: Ceramic/Stoneware
- Type: Decorative figurine
- Finish: Traditional glaze (color varies – green, brown, white, blue, or burgundy)
- Style: Korean folk art
Cultural Significance
In Korean culture, pigs (dwaeji) are powerful symbols of prosperity and good luck. The word for pig sounds similar to words related to wealth in Korean. These Bokdwaeji (lucky pig) figurines are popular gifts for housewarmings, new businesses, and Lunar New Year, believed to bring fortune and abundance to their owners.
Made in Korea.
* Product colors are shipped randomly and may vary slightly depending on the production period.*
Elara Grunfeld from Berlin, Germany (verified owner) –
Initially, I questioned the charm of a ceramic pig figurine; pigs aren’t usually my cup of tea. However, as soon as it graced my shelf in Berlin’s eclectic Prenzlauer Berg district, all doubt evaporated. Each delicate contour breathes life into an extraordinary artisan piece representing cultural richness. The vibrant earthy tones captivate while exuding warmth and character within any space! Feeling lucky seems almost natural now — two tiny figures infused with affection turned this otherwise plain room instantly special to me.
Leila from Paris, France (verified owner) –
Cet adorable porte-bonheur apporte un charme incroyable à ma maison, favorisant la prospérité et offrant une atmosphère familiale chaleureuse. Une œuvre d’art captivante!
Somchai from Bangkok, Thailand –
The ceramic figurine of the lucky pig embodies charm and craftsmanship. A gentle presence that graces my home, its smooth textures paired with vibrant earthy hues stir joy reminiscent of traditional festivities celebrated throughout Southeast Asia. Observing it inspires an age-old narrative about luck aligning itself at each family’s threshold—making waves like a calming river amidst bustling life in Bangkok’s city streets. This hand-carved beauty stands apart from standard souvenirs filled only by commercial machine mass-production; it’s lifeblood captured in every curve! Finding heart-shaped mementos such as these redefines gift-giving—not merely adornments but little bits wishing fortune upon loved ones.
Nia from Cape Town, South Africa –
Walking through my grandmother’s home in Cape Town, this ceramic pig brings memories rushing back. I remember her always telling me about its symbol of luck while pointing at the kitchen corner.
Nguyen Linh from Amsterdam, Nederland –
In de kunstgalerij waar handwerk schittert, viel mijn oog direct op dit keramische figuratieve meesterwerk van een gelukkige varken met zijn schattige baby. Elk detail straalt aandacht en ambachtelijkheid uit die doen denken aan de eerbiedwaardige tradities waarbij het rund in menig huishouden wellevendheid belichaamt. De aardetinten fungeren als een zachte omhelzing van natuurlijke elementen, wat perfect harmonieert met elk interieurstijl of feng shui balans. Deze prachtige figuur is absoluut geen simpel decoratiestuk; hij roept tevens kansen op tot financiële voorspoed voor zij wie er naar kijken.
Arjun from Mumbai, India (verified owner) –
Paisa ki jodi le aaye! Arjun, a proud owner of this ceramic piglet duo—so full of warmth. Its embrace speaks volumes about our roots and timeless good luck. A precious gem that draws everyone closer.