Korean Art for Your Everyday Notes
Bring a touch of Korean royal art to your desk with the All New Frame Irworobongdo Illustrated Memo Pad. Featuring artwork by MilliM, this memo pad gives everyday reminders and handwritten messages an illustrated backdrop.
Why You'll Love It
- Meaningful artwork: The sun, moon, and five peaks draw on a traditional Korean royal painting.
- Non-adhesive sheets: Tuck a note into a book or attach it to your journal with tape.
- Notes worth displaying: Use tape or a pushpin to keep handwritten reminders in view.
Details
- Material: Paper, 80 gsm.
- Page Count: 100 sheets.
- Size: 10 X 14 cm (approx. 3.9 X 5.5 inches).
| Departments | Paper Products |
| Product Types | Notepads & Memo Pads |
| Material | Paper |
| Binding | Glued Pad Binding |
| Sheet Style | Blank |
| Number of Sheets | 100 |
| Paper Size | A6 |
| Paper Weight | 80gsm |
| Country of Origin | South Korea |
| Size | 3.9 X 5.5 inches |
| Width: | 10.00 (cm) |
| Height: | 14.00 (cm) |
| Depth: | (cm) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is this a sticky memo pad?
A1. No, this memo pad has non-adhesive sheets. Use tape or pushpins when you want to attach a note to a suitable surface.
Q2. What does Irworobongdo mean?
A2. Irworobongdo means "Sun, Moon, and Five Peaks." The traditional painting appeared on folding screens behind the king's throne during Korea's Joseon dynasty, symbolizing royal authority and a peaceful, prosperous reign.
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