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04/03/2026

Tea is in the details.
Baekja teaware by Moomooyo, paired with an ottchil footed tray by Hong Jun Park.

More info: www.studioko.la

03/28/2026

Youjung Choi creates hand-blown glass pieces that carry a quiet sense of warmth and individuality, each shaped through a collaborative process with subtle variations in form and color.

At Studio Kō, we present two of her collections: Hanji, inspired by the softness of traditional mulberry paper, and Glow, where brass wire melt into glass, forming delicate traces of light.

Learn more www.studioko.la

03/18/2026

On display: Moomooyo, Hong Jun Park, and Dado Tea.
Showroom open tomorrow — Saturday, 11–4.

03/14/2026

Jiho Lee’s Korean bronzeware, Bangjja Mini Landscape Plates.

Yakgwa, a traditional Korean pastry wrapped in wild gamtae laver.

From our previous event with

03/13/2026

A selection of bangjja spoons by Jiho Lee on view.
Showroom open 11–4 today and tomorrow.

03/10/2026

Thank you again, Jessica, for such a thoughtful and educational Korean tea tasting.

It was a joy to share these moments together and to see our showroom and gallery filled with such wonderful energy. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the afternoon so special.

We’d love to continue hosting more gatherings like this at our space. If there are any workshops, tastings, or events you’d enjoy seeing here, please let us know — we’re always open to new ideas.💡🫰

03/06/2026

Last 5 days to pre-order Jeong.

To celebrate the book’s release, we’ll randomly select one pre-order to receive a Duruduru Jumeoni by Young Eun Kim.

If you’ve already pre-ordered, you’re automatically entered.🤍

Pre-order link in bio.

03/03/2026

Thank you, Jessica, for bringing your knowledge and depth to this tea tasting at Studio Kō.

It was a pleasure to introduce the works of Moomooyo, alongside Hong Jun Park, Jiho Lee, Mishisa, and Youjung Choi through this special two-day experience of beautiful Korean teas.

Thank you to everyone who joined us.😌🤍

02/22/2026

DURU DURU JUMEONI | YOUNG EUN KIM

After graduating from the Design Academy Eindhoven, Young Eun Kim returned to Korea with a renewed desire to engage with the country’s craft heritage. She began studying chimseon, the meticulous needlework technique traditionally used in making hanbok.

During the Joseon dynasty, garments typically did not include pockets, so personal belongings were carried in small pouches known as durujumeoni. Still used in ceremonial contexts today — particularly at Lunar New Year, when children receive them filled with money — these pouches symbolize protection and good fortune.

Kim’s contemporary interpretation is crafted from silk and finished with delicate jade beads, bridging tradition and present-day sensibility.

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Los Angeles, CA

Website

http://www.studioko.la/

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