[500 Years of Legacy] The Guardian Haetae Reborn as an Incense Burner Porcelain.

Hello, Supporter.
Not just a simple object, but one imbued with time and history.
I am Myeongwol (明月), who wishes to create works of art.

Myeongwol (明月) is a pottery brand dedicated to preserving Korea's cultural heritage that shines brightly. 
For this Myeongwol project,We have captured the spirit of Haetae, which wards off bad energy and brings good fortune, and prepared the Haetae Incense Burner that delivers a deep resonance. Three master artisans, each representing their field, have completed this work with their hands. It will breathe new life into your space and serve as a link connecting old stories with modern tales, like a fragrant festival rising up. History, tradition, andthe great traditions, values, and craftsmanship of Korea contained within are what we wished to convey.The natural aesthetics created by the virtuous cycle of resources.'A product for the Earth, upcycled ceramics.'

At the moment when even clay was being discarded, we reconsidered its value. Clays that were about to scatter after fulfilling their purpose come together to form a unique texture found nowhere else in the world. The rough texture of this stone statue, reborn at the end of abandonment, meets the hands of artisans who preserve tradition,and completes the deep resonance of sustainable upcycling. This is how it is completed.

*The yellow spots that appear during the production process are a unique mark found only in recycled ceramics.Meaningful consumption for the Earth, Thank you for joining us in sustainable aesthetics.

A source of pride for Korea in 5,000 years of history.

The pottery culture loved by King Sejong.

According to 'Yongjae Chonghwa,' during the reign of King Sejong"Eogi (御器) is exclusively for white porcelain." It is recorded as such, and in the 'Annals of King Sejong,' it is noted that envoys from the Ming Dynasty requested white porcelain several times. Also, in the 'Diary of King Gwanghae,'it is recorded that the king used only white porcelain. This record remains.

Currently, with the increase in factory-style mass production, the intangible cultural heritage of Korea that has been passed down through generations is at risk of disappearing. Myeongwol has continued this spirit, with three artisans joining forces to complete this edition.

(Ltd.) Shinchang Ceramic, which has led Korean ceramic culture for 40 years, Dosion, which brings modern design sensibilities, and the global incense brand Nag Champa Korea have collaborated together.
A one-of-a-kind objet in the world,the 'Myeongwol Haetae Incense Burner Edition' is a unique piece you won't find anywhere else.

The Haetae Incense Burner can also be used as various objets.

A Haetae jewelry box that once guarded Gyeongbokgung and Gwanghwamun, unlike anything else in the world.

It is also perfect as a salt jar to ward off bad luck and store blessings in your home.

It is also ideal as a luxurious interior accessory or as a piggy bank for collecting coins.

Nag Champa Korea's incense stickshave received 5 major safety certifications, making them incense sticks you can use with peace of mind. None of the 205 candidate substances for Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) designated by the European Union (EU) 'REACH' regulation were detected. They comply with the safety standards recommended by the International Fragrance Association (IFRA). Continuous safety inspections are conducted by 'KCL,' Korea's top testing and certification agency, and no carcinogens (formaldehyde, methanol, glyoxal, benzene, etc.) or lung disease-inducing substances (CMIT, MIT) were detected, so you can use them safely.

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Hello.
Brand Myeongwol(Myeongwol)
I am Seungpyo Han, the CEO.

I am Seungpyo Han, CEO of Myeongwol (明月), a pottery brand dedicated to preserving Korea's radiant cultural heritage.

Leaving behind the regret for things that are disappearing, I aim to continue the vitality of tradition with new designs. While maintaining the unique aesthetics of tradition, I created 'Myeongwol (明月)' by blending popular sensibilities and trendiness.

This project was deeply inspired by the poignant and brilliant melody of the movie <The Man Who Lives as a King> 'OST Last Goodbye (Take the poison)'. I wanted to beautifully capture the atmosphere and profound emotions of that era, as felt in the film, in this pottery project.

Myeongwol means a bright moon that quietly illuminates the night sky. Like the moonlight that shines in the dark night,I hope that Myeongwol's project will gently and beautifully brighten your daily life.

Reason for Wadiz Funding

For us, Wadiz means more than just a sales channel. Wadiz supporters were the first to recognize the values H Brown dreamed of and have been a strong pillar, enabling our brand to stand on its own.

'Wadiz Exclusive' is our way of showing respect to our supporters. By minimizing distribution channels, we want to return the best possible benefits to those who have watched our growth. We will repay your trust with products we can be proud of.

How do you plan to use the funds raised?

H Brown aspires to be more than just a company that sells products; we dream of a 'virtuous cycle' that revives the fading Korean artisan spirit. This Funding will be used for branding that brings the hidden value of our masters to the world, and to lay a solid foundation for 'H Brown' to expand into the global market. We will grow into a global luxury brand representing Korea.