[Product Overview]
Korean Minhwa Hojakdo Steel Bookend is a functional home and office accessory inspired by Hojakdo (虎鵲圖), a traditional Korean folk painting from the Joseon period. Featuring the iconic tiger and magpie motif, it brings a subtle expression of Korean cultural heritage to bookshelves, desks, libraries, and interior spaces.
[Traditional Korean Motif]
In Hojakdo, the tiger traditionally represents strength and dignity, while the magpie is associated with good news and balance. The artwork is simplified and printed on a clean white steel surface, allowing the traditional image to blend naturally with modern interiors.
[Durable Steel Construction]
Made from powder-coated steel, the bookend provides stable support for books while maintaining a slim and minimal profile. Its L-shaped structure slides neatly beneath a row of books for a clean and organized appearance.
[Non-Slip & High-Quality Printing]
A non-slip base helps keep the bookend securely in place while reducing scratches on desks and shelves. High-resolution printing preserves the detailed colors and linework of the Hojakdo artwork and is designed to resist fading during everyday use.
[Available Sizes]
Small: W130 × H176 × D124 mm / 300 g
Large: W150 × H210 × D140 mm / 440 g