The Silver Inlay Sunglasses Strap is designed with silver inlay decoration, serving as a strap for sunglasses/glasses and also wearable as a necklace. By utilizing two lines of straps, it offers distinct silver inlay decorations as highlights when used as both sunglasses/glasses strap and necklace, providing versatile options for various uses.

This is a silver inlay square decorative passport case from Gongyeedam. And featuring the traditional Korean lattice pattern incorporated into the logo with gold accents adding a touch of elegance. The unique charm of the ornamentation, crafted using traditional silver inlay techniques. It harmonizes with the vintage-style cracked leather, creating a timeless and sophisticated craftsmanship that embodies Gongyeedam's distinctive sense of luxury.

This is a silver inlay circular decorative passport case featuring the Gongyeedam logo with traditional Korean lattice patterns and an added touch of magnolia flowers for an accent.

This luxurious and unique product with a silver inlay decoration is a bag charm/ nametag. This classy item has many uses, such as decorating your bag or as a key holder, and you can use it as a nametag for your golf bag or luggage as well.

Card Holder, Ojuk buttoned special edition in whcih a button-shaped decoration is attached to the closure of the card holder made of vegetable leather by selecting the part that sprouts out of the roots of black bamboo, Ojuk. 

Card Holder, Ojuk buttoned in whcih a button-shaped decoration is attached to the closure of the card holder by selecting the part that sprouts out of the roots of black bamboo, ojuk. 

This is a teacup recreated Jing de Zhen during the Chenghua Emperor’s reign, modeled after the Tuchae Gyehangbae cup from the Ming Dynasty in China. The word Tuchae is a disorderly blend of colors. Gyehangbae cup refers to a cup featuring a rooster. The design is characterized by a vivid depiction of roosters and chicks playing among peonies and orchids in a rich blend of colors.

This is a vintage incense burner produced in Satsuma, Japan. It’s a characteristic feature where the carved maple pattern extends continuously from the legs to the lid of the incense burner.

It is a fan used to light the fire in a tea brazier, ensuring that the charcoal does not go out.