Onggijonggi

Woven Multipurpose Box Set

A scene completed only when things gather together.

Onggijonggi is a Korean word for things of different sizes gathered closely together — like clay jars in a courtyard, or shoes lined up at a doorway. Different in size, yet together, they feel like one warm, familiar picture.

These three boxes carry that same spirit. Each is woven tightly from cream-colored wanggol, with a small wine-colored accent at the seam.

Each box stands beautifully on its own. But Onggijonggi is completed when they gather. Set them side by side on a shelf, a vanity, or a corner of the dining table — three boxes of different sizes, leaning gently into one another, becoming something warmer together than alone.

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The Maker

Designed by Apis Cerana. Handwoven by Park Sun-deok, certified successor of Wanchojang, Korea's National Intangible Cultural Heritage for traditional wancho (rush) weaving.

Design Registration No. 30-1345462-00-00 (KIPO)

For customers in Korea —bank transfer orders are available here - Order Form