Description
A broad gray field gives the Arirang artwork room to breathe, with its densest image gathered between a hanbok musician and a tall bordered panel. On this ceramic mug, the black, pale blue-gray, and white cutout of a player with a gayageum carries a crisp, posterized photographic treatment reduced to emphatic planes. A second gayageum enters diagonally from the upper left, echoing the instrument in the player’s hands. The lower-right area stays notably spare, so the image does not become an all-over collage.
Silvery brush lettering with rough grain and irregular edges gives the Korean words a hand-worked presence. The wording means Arirang, the recurring refrain of a Korean folk song, while the smaller lyric asks to be seen as one would look at a flower in the final winter month. Repeated forms of the refrain shift between fine outline and solid fill beside the panel. Two pale blue cursive lines soften the base, while monarch-style butterflies interrupt the strict graphic structure.
- A thin white border defines the tall lettering panel.
- Five black-veined butterflies appear across the composition.
- The calligraphy retains uneven, textured brush edges.
Size & dimensions
11 oz Ceramic Mug · 11 oz ceramic mug · dishwasher and microwave safe
| Measurement | in | cm |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 3.8 | 9.6 |
| Diameter | 3.1 | 8.0 |
| Capacity | 11 oz | 325 ml |
| Weight | 12.2 oz | 346 g |
Print wraps around the mug; the handle side stays plain.
Product information
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Materials & fit
Glossy ceramic mug with an 11 oz / 325 ml capacity and a C-shaped handle.
Standard everyday mug format; accent colour and finish follow the selected option.
Print placement
Full-wrap print around the mug, positioned as shown in the gallery.
Care
- Dishwasher safe.
- Microwave safe.
- Avoid abrasive scrubbers on the printed surface.
Production
Designed by StyleMZ in Seoul and printed to order after your purchase. It is made for your address and shipped with tracking.
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