NMK Blue Nacre Case

Elegant designs come to life in opulent textures, inspired by the delicate florals and intricate patterns of Ancient Korea.

Tradition meets elegance with the latest
National Museum of Korea x CASETiFY collection, featuring mesmerizing designs and brilliant colors pulled from the Museum's collection.

Inspired by the intricate mother of pearl inlay on
a Goryeo lacquerware clothing box,
featuring intertwining peony and plum blossoms
on special shiny mother-of-pearl-like plates.

Combining delicate flowers and insects,
'Cockscomb and Scarabs' symbolizes success and fame for scholars. Feel the wish for a long, happy, and glorious life in this artwork. attributed by poet and painter of the mid-Joseon Dynasty - Shin Saimdang(1504-1551).

Considered the king of flowers, peonies symbolized wealth in ancient Korea. Here they're brought to life in brilliant color, creating an air of quiet majesty.

A beautiful scene rendered in ink on silk, attributed to Shin Myeongyeon(1809-1886) during the
Joseon dynasty.

Appreciate the beauty of An Jungsik's poem - a great master of modern Korean calligraphy and painting, expressing a sense of season with flowers,
plum blossoms, bamboo, lilies, daffodils, and chrysanthemums.

Mother-of-pearl refers to the shells of abalone, mollusk or clam. The najeon technique involves inlaying mother-of-pearl on the surface of lacquered objects, and the resulting lacquerware is called najeon-chilgi. As the culmination of nature, history, craftsmanship and artistry, najeon-chilgi is proof that sophisticated traditional craftsmanship never
goes out of style.

Decorated with chrysanthemum vine patterns, this scroll design is a masterpiece that reflects the elegant beauty unique to Goryeo mother-of-pearl lacquerware.

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