K-Heritage Fabric Note

Modern Korean Fabric Notebook Collection – Inspired by Joseon Dynasty Art

Reinterpreting Timeless Korean Heritage

These fabric notebooks bring a modern twist to traditional Korean patterns once seen in folding screens, royal wrapping cloths, and palace paintings from the Joseon Dynasty. Each design is deeply rooted in history, thoughtfully adapted for today’s aesthetics.

Soft, Premium Craftsmanship

Crafted with a 100% cotton cover, each notebook offers a warm, tactile experience. Inside, you’ll find 80 thick, unlined pages—perfect for free writing, sketching, or creative journaling.

Design Variants Inspired by Royal Art

Hibiscus mutabilis – Beige
Featuring elements from 8-panel flower folding screens housed in the National Folk Museum, this design symbolizes wealth and modern minimalism. The Bud Flower is a reimagined motif known for breaking away from the traditional folk art structure.

Chaekgado – Blue
Inspired by the iconic Chaekgado (Bookshelf Paintings) of the Joseon royal court, this design references the renowned artist Jang Gye-ui’s detailed and symbolic work.

Donggwoldo – White
Showcasing Donggwoldo (National Treasure No. 249), this design reinterprets the scenic depiction of the eastern palaces—Changdeokgung and Changgyeonggung—created by royal painters during King Sunjo’s reign.

Embroidered Pattern – Red
Inspired by the ornate embroidery found in royal wrapping cloths of the Joseon Dynasty, this notebook cover celebrates splendor and regal elegance through intricate red patterns.

Product Details

• Material: 100% Cotton Cover, Premium Paper (80 sheets)

• Page Type: Unlined, thick imitation pages

• Size: 154 × 210 × 17 mm

• Country of Manufacture: Republic of Korea

Care Instructions

• Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight.

• Packaging may vary depending on the manufacturer’s updates.

• Color of the actual product may slightly differ due to monitor settings.

Elevate your note-taking experience with these culturally rich and beautifully crafted Korean fabric notebooks—where history meets modern design.