Gilt-bronze Outer Sarira Urn Handkerchief(Navy)

Gilt-bronze Outer Sarira Urn Handkerchief(Navy)

Product : 550x550mm

Package : 155x155x8mm

Weight : 50g(60g)

Concept

This product uses a modern perspective to reinterpret the patterns featured on the Gilt-bronze Outer Sarira Urn, a renowned artifact at the Iksan National Museum. The intricate and beautiful patterns of the artifact have been harmoniously incorporated into the design.

Features

The reinterpreted patterns of the Sarira Urn are digitally printed on tightly woven fabric, adding a touch of luxury. Made from eighty-count satin cotton, the product has a smooth, soft, and lightweight texture. In addition to being used as a handkerchief, it can be styled in a versatile manner into a hair accessory, scarf, or other statement piece.

Relic

Sarira pots along with a wide range of offerings were excavated from the sarira hole of the Stone Pagoda. The sarira pots comprise an inner gold sarira pot, an outer gilt bronze sarira pot, and a glass sarira bottle. The outer sarira pot comprises a lid and body, and the body can be opened and closed in the middle. An ‘L’ shaped groove is made in the lower body part and a flat nail is fixed in the upper body part, allowing them to be twisted and locked together. The lid and body are divided into areas along a diagonal line, and engraved with lotus petal patterns, honeysuckle arabesque patterns, and lotus arabesque patterns etc. using mojo or chukjo cutting techniques, while the empty spaces have been filled with fish egg patterns and bead patterns.