Woven in deep indigo blue and black, the Sal Pouch takes its name from 살 (sal) — the wooden lattice bars found in traditional Korean windows and doors. The interlacing pattern echoes the quiet geometry of a hanok's lattice screen, light and shadow crossing in even rhythm. A glossy blue charm, shaped like folded wings, hangs from a soft loop for a playful finish.
Made to hold what matters, the Sal Pouch is hand-quilted stitch by stitch — a traditional Korean technique that builds a natural sense of volume, cushioning your laptop or tablet from everyday impact. Protection comes from craftsmanship, not padding alone.
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The Maker
Designed by Apis Cerana. Stitched by Chun Hei Jung, professor emerita of clothing and textile studies at Seoul Women's University, using the traditional Korean technique of nubim (hand-quilting).
Woven in deep indigo blue and black, the Sal Pouch takes its name from 살 (sal) — the wooden lattice bars found in traditional Korean windows and doors. The interlacing pattern echoes the quiet geometry of a hanok's lattice screen, light and shadow crossing in even rhythm. A glossy blue charm, shaped like folded wings, hangs from a soft loop for a playful finish.
Made to hold what matters, the Sal Pouch is hand-quilted stitch by stitch — a traditional Korean technique that builds a natural sense of volume, cushioning your laptop or tablet from everyday impact. Protection comes from craftsmanship, not padding alone.
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The Maker
Designed by Apis Cerana. Stitched by Chun Hei Jung, professor emerita of clothing and textile studies at Seoul Women's University, using the traditional Korean technique of nubim (hand-quilting).
The Craft
Each piece is handcrafted, so slight variations in color, texture, and pattern are natural and to be expected — not defects, but the signature of true craftsmanship.
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Product Details
Material: Cotton 100%
Dimensions: (W x D x H) 25 cm × 22 cm × 1 cm
