Product Description - Myobul Rider Textile Art Poster

Myobul Rider is an original textile art collection created by Myohan Stitch, a Korean textile and character design brand. Inspired by traditional Korean Buddhist art and folklore, Myobul Rider reimagines these cultural elements through an original cat character riding a dragon. The artwork combines Korean heritage with a warm and approachable illustration style, transforming traditional symbolism into a unique lifestyle product.

Every illustration and textile pattern is exclusively designed by Myohan Stitch. The design reflects the harmony of Korean culture, hope, courage, and peaceful wishes while maintaining a contemporary artistic style. Each poster is carefully handmade in Korea with attention to quality, craftsmanship, and artistic detail.

The collection is available in two sizes. The large size measures 29.5 × 44.5 cm, while the small size measures 18 × 26.5 cm. Both versions are professionally finished with durable overlock stitching to help prevent fraying and provide a clean, refined appearance. They are lightweight, easy to display, and suitable for everyday interior decoration.

Myobul Rider can be used as a fabric poster, wall hanging, decorative textile, or cultural art piece for homes, studios, cafés, bookstores, galleries, and creative spaces. Its compact size also makes it a meaningful Korean souvenir and a thoughtful cultural gift.

Unlike mass-produced products, every piece is created by an independent Korean designer. Myohan Stitch manages the complete creative process, including concept development, illustration, textile design, production, quality inspection, and packaging, ensuring originality and consistent quality.

The copyright registration for Myobul Rider is currently under review by the Korea Copyright Commission. As part of Myohan Stitch's original IP collection, the brand aims to introduce Korean culture to global audiences through meaningful textile art and handmade products. Myobul Rider is designed for customers who appreciate Korean culture, original character art, handmade craftsmanship, and distinctive home décor.