El Hangeul, el alfabeto coreano proclamado por primera vez en el año 28 del reinado del rey Sejong (1446), se ha transformado y evolucionado gradualmente a través de los siglos. Entre sus muchas etapas, el Hangeul transicional de finales de la era Joseon e Ilustración se considera uno de los más románticos.
Este diseño de insignia está inspirado en un raro documento histórico que muestra las 14 consonantes y 10 vocales del Hangeul de ese período.
En 1946, tras la independencia de Corea, se emitió la primera serie de 14 sellos postales. Uno de ellos, el "500 aniversario del sello conmemorativo de Hangeul", sirve como referencia para este diseño. Su estilo de letras único se simplificó para encajar dentro de una insignia cuadrada de 25 mm.
Detalles de diseño únicos:
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En la era de la Ilustración, la consonante "ㅌ" tenía un trazo superior adicional, que se asemejaba a ㅊ o ㅎ, que ya no se utiliza hoy en día.
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La consonante "ㅋ" presentaba un trazo medio diagonal (de abajo a la izquierda a arriba a la derecha), creando un aspecto lúdico y simbólico, casi como una flecha o un carácter especial.
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Los espacios entre consonantes y vocales se rellenaron con estrellas (★), añadiendo encanto y simbolismo.
Este diseño especial captura la belleza, el romance y la importancia histórica del Hangeul transicional.
Detalles del producto:
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Tamaño: Insignia 25 × 25 mm / Paquete 70 × 120 mm
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Material: Níquel, Esmalte
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Hecho en Corea
Nota:
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Los colores pueden variar ligeramente según la configuración de su monitor.
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Las imágenes del producto son la representación más cercana del color real del producto.


















Leilani Faria from Honolulu, Hawaii –
Diving into the world of Hangeul with this One Star badge has been quite an enlightening experience! Unlike mass-produced trinkets, this design pulsates with a deep connection to history. Every letter intricately encapsulates tales from ages long gone, intertwining Korea’s cultural identity within a simple piece you can pin on your attire or bag. My trip to Busan had me scouting local shops for unique artifacts; while there are many appealing options out there, few manage to embody such heritage authentically as does this stylish addition that gives voice to the forgotten strokes of hallowed characters and yesteryear sentiments.
Julia McAllister from Toronto, Canada –
This badge captures the beauty of Hangeul’s journey, a tangible reminder of cultural pride and historical evolution. Love its intricate design!
Chris Sullivan from Toronto, Canada (propietario verificado) –
Yo! So I got this Hangeul badge the other day, and honestly, it’s dope. The history behind it—like how King Sejong had that whole visionary vibe going on back in the 1400s—is just mind-blowing. And the design? It’s inspired by some retro document which makes you feel a deep connection with every letter there (all 14 consonants & everything!). For someone who appreciates languages like me but isn’t from Korea or anything—it gives major aesthetic vibes. Throwing a little cultural respect onto your backpack never hurt anyone.
Emma Thompson from Toronto, Canada (propietario verificado) –
Hey, just got this rad Hangeul Day badge! It’s such a cool reminder of how rich and poetic the Korean writing system is. The design reflects that quirky historical vibe—like something straight outta an old novel from the Joseon period, y’know? Honestly love the nod to those classic consonants and vowels—it’s like art you can wear. Gotta appreciate how it pulls us back in time while still being modern at heart! Would totally recommend for anyone looking to celebrate or geek out on some literary history.
Emily from Toronto, Canada –
The K-Heritage One Star Hangeul Day Badge is not just a beautiful accessory; it’s steeped in history. I was particularly drawn to its design, which replicates the unique lettering style from the 500th Anniversary of Hangeul Commemorative Stamp. The badge’s size fits perfectly as a subtle nod to Korean heritage without being overwhelming. After wearing it during a cultural event, many people commented on how intriguing and well-crafted it looked. It’s an excellent conversation starter that showcases both artistry and significance.