Description
Gyeongbokgung Palace Geunjeongjeon Hall Dancheong Pencil Set
Award-Winning Design and Cultural Elegance
- Winner of the Presidential Prize in the 21st Korea Tourism Souvenir Contest
- Recognized in multiple design and souvenir contests, including the Korea Design Exhibition and Seoul Symbol Souvenir Contest
Product Overview
The Gyeongbokgung Geunjeongjeon Dancheong Pencil Set captures the intricate patterns and vibrant colors of the traditional Korean dancheong (decorative painting) seen on the eaves of Geunjeongjeon, the main hall of Gyeongbokgung Palace. This set of 8 premium graphite pencils offers an authentic tribute to Korea’s cultural heritage.
Key Features
- Artistic Design: Each pencil replicates the stunning dancheong patterns from Geunjeongjeon’s eaves, recreating the vivid and harmonious aesthetics of traditional Korean architecture.
- Innovative Packaging: The sliding case reveals the pencils as if unveiling a piece of dancheong, giving a tactile and visual experience akin to holding a fragment of Korean artistry.
- Craftsmanship: The dancheong is illustrated on the pencil shaft and paired with woodwork inspired by the structural beams supporting the palace roof.
- Educational Insight: The back of the package includes detailed information about dancheong, its significance in Korean architectural tradition, and its role in enhancing the beauty of wooden structures.
Dimensions and Materials
- Size: 100 x 300 x 10 mm
- Material: Wood and graphite
- Manufacturer: SAT5PM (토요일다섯시)
- Origin: Korea
Cultural Significance
Dancheong is a traditional decorative technique used in East Asian wooden architecture, including Korea. It involves painting intricate patterns and symbols in multiple colors to enhance visual appeal and protect the wood. This pencil set brings the splendor of Gyeongbokgung’s dancheong to life, making it a perfect gift for art enthusiasts, tourists, and cultural connoisseurs alike.
Celebrate Korea’s rich heritage with this unique souvenir that combines utility with timeless artistry.
