Korean Folk Tiger Mugs

Description: A beautiful purple tiger stretches under a pine as a magpie perches above in classic Korean folk style. A cultural piece blending tradition and nature. Great for folklore art fans or Korean culture lovers.

Description: A Korean fold art (Minhwa) tiger from the Joseon dynasty from the "Tiger and the Magpie"

Description: Featuring a derpy tiger with bold Eastern slogans. Combining 'Absolute Self-Dignity' (唯我獨尊) and 'Fierce Tiger Leaving the Forest' (猛虎出林).

Description: Featuring a derpy tiger with bold Eastern slogans. Combining 'Absolute Self-Dignity' (唯我獨尊) and 'Fierce Tiger Leaving the Forest' (猛虎出林).

Description: The baekho, white tiger, is one of the four gods of auspiciousness and helps keep the universe in order. The baekho represents autumn. From the Joseon Dynasty, artist unknown.

Description: In Korea, Tiger is a lucky charm preventing bad things.

Description: Minhwa is Korean Folk Art which 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. Tiger and Magpie : Happy New Year, Lucky Charm for a Year, Good News