Inspired by the designs of Korean white porcelain, celadon, indigo-dyeing, lacquerware, the national flag, and tiger patterns, these capos feature the reliable quality of Kyser® Capos decorated with traditional Korean motifs.
Celadon
This design is inspired by the jade-colored glaze and inlay techniques of traditional Korean Goryeo celadon pottery. It encapsulates the unique beauty of Goryeo celadon, offering musicians a distinctive aesthetic experience. Known for its elegant jade color and delicate patterns, Goryeo celadon is globally recognized for its artistic value.
Korean Flag
The design incorporates the harmony of yin and yang from the Taegeukgi (Korean national flag) and the principles of nature symbolized by its four trigrams. These elements are expressed through colors and patterns on the capo.
Indigo Dyeing
This design is inspired by the colorful decorative paintings known as Dancheong, seen in traditional Korean architecture. Dancheong, with its vibrant colors and geometric patterns, symbolizes the traditional beauty of Korea.
Lacquerware
This design is inspired by the traditional craft of Najeonchilgi, which uses abalone, conch shells, and lacquer. It intricately captures the beauty of the contrast between the shimmering brilliance of the shells and the deep, rich lacquer.
Tiger
This design is inspired by the tiger, regarded as a symbol of bravery and guardianship in Korean culture and history. Reflecting the strong image of the tiger and the spirit of the Korean people, this capo instills special strength and inspiration in musicians.
White Porcelain
This design reflects the serene whiteness and restrained aesthetics of traditional Korean white porcelain, known as Baekja. Joseon Baekja is renowned for its simple and pure beauty, and its elegant charm has been captured in this modern accessory.
