Koreans refer to a back scratcher as 'Hyojason.' It is a name born out of longing for children who used to scratch their parents' itchy spots. It carries precious meaning for Koreans as it was often associated with items kept close by and frequently used. Hyojason_Nakyup Sweeper is inspired by the shape of a traditional Korean farming tool called "soesrang," which was use ...View more

Inspired by the tradition of wrapping precious silk threads around a codfish and hanging it on the front door, symbolizing the wish for good luck and success, our unique cultural custom has been passed down for generations. 'Good Luck Fish' is a digitally sculpted artwork created through a 3D program, featuring a codfish and silk threads. It combines modern colors, a comp ...View more