Product details
Country of origin: South Korea
Country of Manufacture: South Korea
Brand: Jang Su-young
Product type: Bokjumeoni (silk pouch)
Size: 19×12 cm
Material: Silk
Color options: Olive
Pouches, Silk Pouch
Bokjumeoni (silk pouch) Olive 24×18 cm
63,00 kr
Silk pouch. Olive.
Availability: Only 1 left in stock
Description
The traditional small Korean silk pouches are called Bokjumeoni (복주머니) in English, which literally translates to “lucky pouch” or “fortune pouch”.
Here is the translation of the details:
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- Meaning: Bok means luck or fortune, and jumeoni means pouch. They are traditionally associated with bringing good luck, health, and prosperity to the owner.
- Design: These are small drawstring pouches, typically made of silk or satin and adorned with intricate embroidery, traditional patterns, or symbols for longevity.
- Usage: Historically, they were used to carry personal items because the traditional Korean dress, hanbok, lacked pockets. Today, they are often used as gift bags for money or small presents, especially during the Korean New Year (Seollal) or Thanksgiving (Chuseok).
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