Korea First Edition Artwork Stickers

Curious about exploring different cultures through words and stories?

We launched the Korea First Edition with a set of three Korean words that inspire compassion.

To celebrate the launch, we created artwork stickers using stunning shimmer inks from Dominant Industry, a South Korean company known for its high-quality inks. Click here to learn more about Dominant Industry.

These stickers are tiny, portable pieces of artwork. The set includes three stickers inspired by Korea's rich history and culture. Decorate your favorite items with our original stickers.

Add a personal touch to your phone, laptop, water bottle, and more.

학 Crane | hak

The crane or 학 (hak) symbolizes immortality and peace. In Korean art and literature, it is revered as an auspicious creature. Associated with longevity, crane-themed objects are often gifted to wish someone a long and healthy life.

무궁화 Hibiscus | mugunghwa

As South Korea's national flower, 무궁화 (mugunghwa) represents strength and resilience. Its ability to thrive in harsh conditions mirrors South Korea’s remarkable rise as a global leader in entertainment and technology.

고려청자 Goryeo Celadon | Goryeo cheong-ja

Known for its intricate incisions, diverse inlaid patterns, and distinctive green-blue glaze, 고려청자 (Goryeo cheong-ja) is highly prized and valuable. The celadon vase in our illustration was inspired by the Korean National Treasure, “Celadon Prunus Vase with Inlaid Cloud and Crane Design.”

Product Details:

3 Stickers.

Transparent. Glossy Finish. Waterproof Vinyl.

Remove backing and place onto clean surface.

Dimensions:

Crane: 1.2” x 1.2” (3.0cm x 3.0cm).

Hibiscus: 1.2” x 1.1” (3.0cm x 2.8cm).

Goryeo Celadon: 1.0” x 1.2” (2.5cm x 2.8cm).

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