What souvenirs to bring from South Korea: top 5
Souvenirs are things that can recreate in your imagination a vivid range of pleasant memories from your vacation in a second.
If you're visiting the stunning South Korea, pick up these five souvenirs to take home a piece of its culture, writes News Bytes.
Hanbok dolls
Hanbok is a traditional garment worn by both men and women in South Korea.
The garment is available in a variety of styles, prints, designs, and colors, and you will notice several locals flaunting the best of these clothes.
Although you can buy this dress, it is better to get a Hanbok doll instead, which can be a great addition to your home decor.
Name stamps
Stationery shoppers are sure to have an unforgettable time shopping in South Korea, as the country is known for several exquisite arts and crafts.
One of the most popular is the name stamp, which can be personalized at a local store.
Choose a color and design and either include your name in English or let them create it for you in Korean.
Korean paper
Here is another stationery item that you just can't miss.
Traditional Korean paper, called hanji in Korean, conveys the beauty of the country as it is mainly used for artistic and calligraphic purposes.
You can purchase hanji paper rolls and notebooks of sheets at local stores as they are available in a variety of prints, designs, colors, and sizes.
Beauty products
You'll find a wide variety of local skincare products, from those that help eliminate eye bags to those that offer your skin the moisture it needs.
They are fragrant, made mostly from natural and organic ingredients, and comfortable.
Handmade ceramics
Ceramics from South Korea are beautiful and functional. And the fact that they are handmade by skilled local craftsmen makes buying them home a win-win.
From teapots, cups, and mugs to vases, pots, and bowls, there is something for everyone.
Use them for everyday tasks or, even better, place them somewhere in your home as a decorative element.
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