The Winner of 2024 National Museum Cultural Foundation's MU:DS Contest.

Inspired by the lidded bowl from the National Museum of Korea, this wine glass explores the beauty 

of our ancestors' insight and emotions through the story of the era when the bowl-shaped utensil style 

was enjoyed.

This dish features a high footed base and is designed to be used with lid placed upside down.

Artifacts found with this dish often contained fish, shellfish, and chicken bones, indicating its use

as a side dish bowl. The footed base is slender with perforations, and the lid is adorned with geometric

patterns or figures, reflecting both traditional aesthetic value and practicality.

Additionally, this makgeolli glass is made of corundum, which produces a pleasant, clear bell sound 

when the glasses clink together, 

making the taste of the alcohol as well as the atmosphere with those in attendance even more enjoyable.

Enjoy a special sensory experience and express your gratitude to those who are special to you 

with our Gupdari Makgeolli Goblet.