Woman in cream linen wearing the Toringo crabapple blossom necklace
품 · Held close, worn proud

Korea you can embrace

Jewellery, accessories and objects for living — handpicked from artisans across Korea, curated in Australia.

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Korean table setting with indigo jogakbo runner, centred composition
The table, set with intent
A table with a point of view

Jogakbo colour beside porcelain calm — dinner tastes different on something made by hand.

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Hands holding a golden ochre bojagi-wrapped gift, centred
Gifts of meaning
Give what you'd keep

Bojagi-wrapped, story attached gifts that say I know you.

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Korea you can wear

Worn, table, given

품에 안다
to hold in one's arms

Some things aren't owned. They're held.

품이 들다
to take time and care

Anything worth keeping takes longer to make.

품고 살다
to live keeping it close

What you keep close shapes how you live.

the space within one's embrace

Held once, kept always.

PEUM

Objects to hold — and be held by.

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Slow made, for fast lives

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공예 · craft
Craft

Honest materials, exacting finish. Every piece carries the hand that made it — detail is the proof of premium.

색 · colour
Colour

Obangsaek and dancheong — colour with lineage. Vivid, never loud; worn with poise.

품격 · character
Character

Pieces that speak for the person who chose them — heritage as self-expression, at home in a modern city.

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Young woman holding the pumpkin knot norigae close to her chest
Held close, worn proud

From Korea, carried to Melbourne

PEUM began with a feeling I could never quite pack into a suitcase — the smell of rain on old stone, the wind through the alleys, the quiet of a low wooden table. For years I carried pieces of it back to Melbourne: a rice bowl wrapped in three jumpers, a norigae knotted to my bag. Friends kept picking them up and asking where they were from. That question, asked often enough, became this shop.

품 — peum — is the space within an embrace: what you keep closest to your chest.

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“What you hold closest says the most about you.”
Slow down. Stay curious.

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