Minhwa Magnets
Description: Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection. Heung-Bae is a decoration attached to the clothes of the king, crown prince, and civil and military officials of the Joseon Dynasty. It represents the grade of the person wearing it. (The Crane is for civil officials)
Minhwa: Sun, Moon and 5 Peaks: King's painting B_2 Type (Korean traditional/folk art) Magnet
by QamarART
$3.75 $4.75
Minhwa: Sun, Moon and 5 Peaks: King's painting A_1 Type (Korean traditional/folk art) Magnet
by QamarART
$3.75 $4.75
Minhwa: Sun, Moon and 5 Peaks: King's painting C_1 Type (Korean traditional/folk art) Magnet
by QamarART
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A ‘Minhwa’ represents Korean folklore created by unknown artists over centuries. The tiger is a figure associated with the Korean culture and an ugly or misshapen animal can represent foolish or corrupt aristocrats according to legend. This vintage painting depicts a striped minhwa tiger.