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"So beautiful, it's almost too nice to use."
The glasses and tokkuri that received so many compliments!
This time, it's available exclusively on Wadiz.
"It looks even prettier when placed with the tokkuri."
"It's smaller than I expected, but that makes it even more collectible."
<Tokkuri Set Funding> Review
"Luxurious and truly satisfying."
"I even use it when drinking tea."
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Hwajeopdo Glass & Tokkuri
Through a process where each piece is completed by hand,
Crafted with consideration for every moment of use,
This is craft-based tableware.
Check Point
- Handcrafted details with individually placed gold leaf and mother-of-pearl
- Deep texture that changes with the light
- Complete table setting with the included tokkuri
- Design suitable for everything from solo drinks to entertaining guests
- Packaging perfect for gifting
The glass isย
Is it an item for drinking alcohol?
On a night after spending the whole day,
What we want
More than the taste of alcohol,
Isn't it comfort for that day,
And time itself?
It makes that time a little more meaningful.
โ A solo drink to wrap up the day
โ Anniversaries, time for just the two of you
โ Housewarming, entertaining guests
โ A heartfelt gift
So,
We put meaning into the glass.
The meaning of flowers and butterflies,
We wanted to express with light.
We chose mother-of-pearl and gold leaf.
Every time it catches the light,
To capture the subtle, vivid feeling on the glass,
Each piece is placed on the porcelain,
And completed through multiple processes.
Because it is a process of manually aligning small pieces of mother-of-pearl and gold leaf,
it takes a long time,
but it creates a texture and depth that are difficult to achieve with machines.
There is a unique depth to it.
To enhance the overall quality,
we also made a tokkuri.
If the sake cup creates the moment,
the tokkuri carries that flow.
The atmosphere is even better when they are together.
Compared to using them separately,
the overall completeness will definitely be different.
We recommend this for the following people:
- Those who value the time spent at home
- Those who want "atmosphere" in their sake cups
- Those looking for a thoughtful gift
- Those who want to enjoy traditional crafts in a modern way
Why. Hwajeopdo?
Hwajeopdo is a type of Minhwa, a folk painting from the Joseon Dynasty, containing wishes for wealth and longevity. There was a painter who excelled at Hwajeopdo, Nam Gye-woo, a figure from the Joseon era. He was so skilled at painting butterflies that he became known as Nam Nabi, meaning "Nam the Butterfly."
The Hwajeopdo sake cup and tokkuri were inspired by the artwork "Flowers and Butterflies" at the National Museum of Korea.
A part of "Flowers and Butterflies," Nam Gye-woo - Collection of the National Museum of Korea
Korean mother-of-pearl lacquerware is hotter overseas.
We discovered that it is being overlooked in Korea.
Eveje aims to share the beauty of mother-of-pearl with more people.
We are carrying out various projects utilizing mother-of-pearl.
Iridescence that changes with the light.
: The colorful charm of mother-of-pearl.
Too precious to be forgotten,
Rainbow light,Mother-of-pearl
From the depths of the sea,Mother-of-pearl, imbued with shimmering light, radiates a brilliant spectrum depending on the angle of the light. It emits a dazzling array of colors.
Najeonchilgi is a traditional Korean craft that decorates objects by processing luminous shells.
It is a long-standing Korean traditional craft for decorating items.
Najeonchilgi requires not only aesthetic sense but also strength and skill.Among the three East Asian countries, Korean najeonchilgi is considered the best. It is highly regarded.
In Korea, in addition to the Sino-Korean word 'Najeon (่บ้ฟ)', the pure Korean word 'jagae' is also used, showing its firm place as a traditional craft. We are doing it.
Najeon Hwawon Bronze Mirror (National Treasure)
This is the oldest lacquerware inlaid with mother-of-pearl discovered in Korea, and a mirror made with the same najeon technique is kept at the Shosoin in Japan, making it particularly noteworthy. ...(omitted)... It holds value as the oldest lacquerware inlaid with mother-of-pearl in Korea.
Najeon Sutra Box (Treasure)
It was made to store Buddhist scriptures such as the Tripitaka Koreana in scroll form during the Goryeo Dynasty. Although it is estimated that many were produced at the time, there are fewer than 20 Goryeo lacquerware pieces with mother-of-pearl inlay remaining in Korea and abroad, and among them, sutra boxes are even rarer.
The touch of a mother-of-pearl artisan with 50 years of experience
Extremely Mother-of-pearl cutting requires extremely delicate work. In Jwacheon-dong, Busan, A mother-of-pearl cutting artisan who has been rooted and carrying on tradition for over 50 years We collaborated to create mother-of-pearl. Experience mother-of-pearl crafted by a 50-year artisan in Eveje lacquered chopsticks and mother-of-pearl shot glasses.
"We did not make it easily."
When you lift a glass,
It feels as if flowers and butterflies are moving in your hand.
The flowers and butterflies from Hwajeopdo paintings
Were captured to best suit the shot glass.
At Eveje,
Even the emotions felt in the moment an item is used,
We aim to design together.
So instead of making things quickly, we put our heart into them.
Objects that are more cherished because they are not perfectly identical.
Seeing the recent surge of interest in lacquerware and mother-of-pearl, we felt a great sense ofhope and excitement. The appreciation for the shining beauty of our enduring traditions has become a great source of strength for us. Our wish for this beautiful light to be part of more everyday lives has also grown.
To repay this interest and bring our traditional crafts closer to modern life, we have taken on a new challenge. 'Could we capture the profound beauty of tradition even in the smallest moments of daily life?' After much deliberation, we decided to infuse the iridescent glow of mother-of-pearl into one of the most familiar everyday itemsโa cup. Our previous project was inspired by protective charms, and this time, we have used Hwajeopdo, a painting of flowers and butterflies, as our motif.
The end of today,
with the hope of finishing with good energy.
Capturing the moments when flowers and butterflies linger,
Comfort yourself with a drink at the end of the day.
Hello. From our fingertips to your heart,
this is Eveje Studio, delivering the beauty of craftsmanship.
Believing that if we do not cherish and preserve our traditions, they will gradually be lost, we wanted to incorporate lacquerware into products that are easily accessible.
Our mother-of-pearl crafts that we can proudly introduce to the world,we hope this becomes another opportunity to love and enjoy our unique traditions.
Beyond simply making objects,we share the charm of traditional crafts through classes led by skilled artisans, allowing others to experience their allure.
We are always grateful to everyone who recognizes the value of craftsmanship and joins us, thank you.
Reason for choosing Wadiz
I chose Wadiz to introduce the charm of traditional crafts to more people and to make them more accessible and familiar. Handmade products take a long time to produce due to their nature. Crowdfunding has perfectly compensated for the disadvantages of handmade goods. That is why I believe it is the best channel to reach customers looking for handmade products. I am honored to be able to provide high-quality products to supporters through Wadiz.