North Korean Furniture

HANJI. Table, 2022 by Wknd Lab From the series When Tiger Used to Smoke.. Acrylic, paper, mulberry tree fiber. Measurements: 830 x 620 x 640 (mm) Color: White Heritage: Korea Unique...

HANJI. (Stool), 2022 by Wknd Lab From the series When Tiger Used to Smoke.. acrylic, paper, mulberry tree fibre, animal figurines Measurements: 380 x 310 x 410 (mm) Color: White Her...

This primitive wooden vessel is a traditional Korean wood mortar used for pounding rice and grains. A form unique to South Korea's Jeju Island, the mortar is known as a nambang-ae an...

Glitch #05, 2023 by Yongwon Noh From the Glitch series Ceramic Size: 4.3 in. H x 5.1 in. W x 5.1 in. D Weight: 2kg Unpacked Unique Piece Signature written on the bottom of the vase ...

Glitch #04, 2023 by Yongwon Noh From the series Glitch Ceramic Size: 6.7 in. H x 2.7 in. W x 2.7 in. D Weight: 1kg Unpacked Unique Piece Signature written on the bottom of the vase ...

Glitch #03, 2023 by Yongwon Noh From the series Glitch Ceramic Size: 6.2 in. H x 2.7 in. W x 2.7 in. D Weight: 1kg Unpacked Unique Piece Signature written on the bottom of the vase ...

Set of 4 Candle Holders, 2023 From The Tempera series Material: Duck egg yolk, binder Overall size: 17.6 W x 9.2 D x 14 H (cm) Individual Dimensions: 8.8 W x 9.2 D x 7 H (cm) Weight: avg. 1kg Every piece is hand-made, color and measurement may slightly vary. Color Black Production time is 5 weeks. Tempera series Candle Holder...

Set of 4 Eggshell Vases, 2023 From The Oygg series Material: Egg Shells, Jesmonite Dimensions: 41.2 W x 10 D x 19.3 H (cm) Individual size: 10.3 W x 10 D x 19.3 H (cm) Weight: 5 kg ...

Set of 2 Oyster Shell Tray, 2023 From the Oygg series Material : Oyster Shells, Jesmonite Overall size: 28 W x 11.2 D x 5.7 H (cm) Individual Dimensions: 14 W x 11.2 D x 5.7 H (cm) ...

Set of 3 Oyster Shell Tray, 2023 From the Oygg series Material : Oyster Shells, Jesmonite Overall size: 42 W x 11.2 D x 5.7 H (cm) Individual Dimensions: 14 W x 11.2 D x 5.7 H (cm) ...

Own a piece of history with this authentic pair of North Korean ink paintings, depicting the grace and energy of traditional drum dancing. Created in 1977, these ink-on-rice-paper artworks were originally purchased from a gallery in Pyongyang, making them an exceptionally rare find on the international art market. Exquisite Traditional Craftsmanship Each painting showcases a dancer in vibrant traditional Korean attire, masterfully rendered with expressive brushstrokes and delicate detailing. The fluid movement of the flowing garments and the drum’s dynamic presence capture the essence of a time-honoured performance art. Framed in a minimalist black frame with a red border accent, these pieces are ready to be displayed in a collector’s gallery or cultural space. Why These Paintings Are a Valuable Investment Authentic North Korean art...