Description
Hunminjeongeum is our unique character created by King Sejong the Great, meaning correct sound to teach the people.
The excellence and beauty of Hangeul is already widely known, making it a good light gift for language study or backpacking trips.
* The color of the knot is randomly selected and sent.
As this product is handmade, there may be slight differences in shape and color. please understand.



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Cassius Wittenburg from Amsterdam, Nederland –
Een gouden boekenlegger als deze doet mijn hart sneller kloppen. Het geeft zo’n elegant gevoel terwijl ik door oude teksten navigeer, alsof ik echt terug in de tijd stap met elke pagina.
Greta Schmidt from Chicago, USA –
Als Buchliebhaber mit einem besonderen Interesse an linguistischer Ästhetik muss ich die goldene Lesezeichenmarkierung, inspiriert von Hunminjeongeum, unbedingt loben. Der Gedanke hinter diesem Geschenk wird nicht nur den persönlichen Stil bereichern; es ist auch eine kleine Feier der hangeul Schriftart und ihrer Bedeutung für Bildung im Kontext einer vielseitigen kulturellen Welt. Bei meinem Besuch in Chicago war das Empfangens des zufällig ausgewählten Knotens aus handgefertigten Materialien ein Wunder – jede Variante strahlt Individualität und Handwerkskunst aus! Ich freue mich auf zukünftige Lesestunden begleitet durch dieses prachtvolle Kunstwerk.
Isabella Caldwell from New York City, USA (verified owner) –
In the chaos of backpacking through New York, this elegant gold bookmark stood as my anchor. It’s a small piece of history and elegance that makes me feel connected to languages afar.
Rhiannon Carr from Vancouver (verified owner) –
Nestled within the allure of thoughtful gifts, this gold bookmark shaped from traditions that reverberate with a nuanced history captures the soul of scholarly pursuit. For an avid reader and admirer of languages, finding such a distinctive artifact infused with significance is delightful. Each knot feels personal—the vibrant randomness evokes memories unique to one’s experiences in library corridors or park benches flipped open under sunny skies for solace found between pages. Its design might subtly vary—celebrating imperfection—as life’s art often does, presenting not just utility but also enriching narratives bound in literature.
Sylvia Lawson from Toronto –
At first, I thought a bookmark shaped from precious gold would be nothing more than a fancy novelty for serious bookworms or just another souvenir in the mix. However, once it graced my well-worn pages of classic literature, its charm began to unfold unexpectedly. Each glimpse at this handcrafted piece links me back to an admirable dedication – yes, those very teachings instilled by Sejong feel beautifully universal in purpose as they transcend borders and languages alike. As gifts go—especially among friends engrossed in linguistics—the humble brilliance nestled within is what draws countless nods of approval rather than shallow envious gazes.