Jang-i Bamboo (대나무) Mother of Pearl Tumbler - (450ml)

Something about the way a single stem holds its line — straight, unhurried, certain of its own direction — asks more of the person holding it than most objects dare.

Jang-i's Najeonchilgi tumbler carries the image of bamboo — Daenamu — a plant revered across centuries of Korean culture not for its beauty alone but for what it refuses to become. The hollow interior symbolises a mind freed from grasping; the unwavering stalk, the path of the Seonbi scholar. Fragments of natural mother-of-pearl lacquerware are hand-inlaid into a food-grade stainless steel body, each piece of nacre shifting iridescence with every angle — an act of Korean artisan craft that has survived wars and modernisation because some techniques simply cannot be improved upon.

On a clean desk or shelf in a home office, the tumbler changes the register of a workspace without demanding attention. Carried to a morning meeting or slow weekend tea session, what you hold signals something about how you move through the day. Given to a mentor, a teacher, or someone whose integrity you admire, it arrives wrapped in the quiet meaning of the bamboo it carries. PEUM carries this not as a novelty from Korea, but as the thing itself: a daily object made from the same intention that shaped centuries of Joseon refinement.

Double-walled and vacuum-insulated, it holds your drink as steadily as the tradition it draws from. Handcrafted in South Korea — carried as it was intended.