Every item here is knotted in our Seoul studio. At the Zürich pop-up you can see them in person, pay from your phone and take them with you — or have them shipped.
Korean knots were tied for a reason long before they were tied for looks. A garakji means a promise. A chrysanthemum means a family that flourishes. A dragonfly means change, and the leap after it.
Every product page here tells you which knot it uses and what that knot was meant to say — so when you give one away, you know what you are giving.
Learn to tie one →