Shop by Maker

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Hyesim Park is a Seoul-based knit artist whose inspiration comes from materials found in nature and daily life. She employs a variety of knitting techniques and materials, embracing a slow yet honest approach to handmade craftsmanship.

Pollygarden is a ceramic studio based in Seoul, run by Min-Jeong Kim and Joo-Ah Hong. Their work explores the confluence of painting and ceramics. Inspired by two-dimensional art, Pollygarden’s creations transform intuitive drawings into layered, three-dimensional clay works.

Studio EAEA designs furniture that achieves maximum stability with minimal framing. Through the harmonious combination of different materials, they pursue both originality and functionality in their creatively structured furniture.

Ceramic artist Kim Tae-soo, based in Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, creates pottery using traditional methods, firing his pieces in a wood kiln fueled by pinewood. His works, made from hand-sourced Korean clay, feature unique, natural colors and shapes, with each piece’s surface acquiring its own distinct hue from the flames.

IAAC Crafts is a Seoul-based ceramic design studio founded by ceramicist Hyunji Jeon in 2013. With a focus on craftsmanship, natural materials, and everyday utility, the studio creates timeless handmade pieces that elevate daily life. IAAC Crafts brings art and design into ordinary objects, transforming them into refined ceramic forms that are both functional and quietly artistic.

CYS is a design studio founded by designer Yuseok Cha. Guided by the philosophy of “usable objects,” the studio creates functional tableware that becomes part of everyday dining rituals. Through refined minimalist forms, industrial precision, and meticulous hand-finishing, CYS produces durable stainless steel pieces that reflect the maker’s distinct sensibility.

Artbo is a textile art studio by Los Angeles-based artist Shin Yejin. Inspired by the spatial beauty of jogakbo when light passes through fabric, the studio transforms traditional Korean textiles into sculptural objects that reveal their delicate weave, translucency, and depth of color. By preserving the material essence of heritage fabrics while exploring contemporary structure and bold color, ARTBO presents jogakbo as a complete work of art.

Kyung-won Hwang creates wooden spoons and art objects through a meditative process of hand-carving and lacquering. With patience and sensitivity, he allows the natural character of wood to emerge through time, touch, and repeated making. Inspired by everyday scenes and functional objects, his work explores the quiet harmony between use and form.

Dong-wan Kim is a Seoul-based glass artist and founder of Studio Glass Movement. Working with traditional glassblowing techniques, he shapes molten glass into fluid forms that explore transparency, refraction, and light. His works, including the Fog Series, capture a quiet sense of depth and time within the material.

oyk is a Seoul-based design studio led by designer Oh Yookyung. Rather than following trends or speed, the studio focuses on material, process, and continuity, creating designs with lasting relevance and everyday utility. With careful attention to structure, production, and finishing, oyk works to reveal the inherent qualities of each material while making objects that can be used and valued over time.

BAAR BAAR is a Seoul-based jewelry brand founded by designers Bae Sihwa and Bae Siyoung. Rooted in the idea of “Memorable Elegance,” the brand reinterprets traditional elements through a modern lens, creating jewelry defined by balanced proportions and restrained details. Rather than decorative excess, BAAR BAAR focuses on the quiet beauty of form, crafting timeless pieces that naturally become part of everyday life.

Founded by Seoeon Shin in Seoul, Museum Archive draws inspiration from the quiet, considered way museums exhibit and preserve their collections. Working with enduring materials like stainless steel, aluminum, and crystal, the brand designs objects that pair a minimal, essential form with lasting function. Each piece is crafted by skilled local artisans, with surfaces finished by hand using sand and stone for a natural, one-of-a-kind texture.

Hongjun Park is a Seoul-based woodworker creating tools and objects for everyday use. Working primarily with wood, he carefully carves and refines each piece to balance function with a quiet sense of craft. His works are designed to become a natural part of daily life, retaining their warmth and character as they age over time.

Jungmo Yang is a Seoul-based artist working primarily with hanji and bamboo. Through a hands-on process, he allows the natural qualities of each material and the subtle traces of making to shape the final form. His work reflects a quiet balance between craft, process, and material.

Bargn Workshop is a Hongcheon-based craft practice founded by Jihye Park. Working with seasonal materials such as ramie, cattail, sedge, and rice straw, she gathers and prepares each element by hand before weaving it into functional objects. Rooted in traditional techniques, her brooms made from Hansan ramie are both practical household tools and decorative objects, finished with delicate colored threads.

Founded by Nuri Lee in 2018, NR Ceramics is a ceramics brand based between Seoul and Lisbon. As both artist and brand director, Lee creates pieces with soft, nature-inspired lines that move fluidly between sculptural objects and everyday tableware. Guided by the philosophy of "change within stability," the brand favors quiet, natural restraint over excess, bringing a sense of ease to both space and people.