South Korea bracelet patterns

The Korean flag, Bukhansan, Boseong tea fields and Jogyesa lanterns.

12 South Korea bracelet designs and 4 charms for bead weaving, 5 of the bracelets in more than one colour version. They include Taegukgi, Bukhansan and Boseong Tea Fields. 8 bracelet designs are free to open today in BeadApp; the other 4 open with Studio Pro. The 4 charms open with Studio Pro.

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Eight South Korea bracelet designs you can open in Studio now.

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Seongsan Ilchulbong
28 beads wide
Jeju's crater peak rises out of the sea with its jagged crown and ribbed cliffs, grass on its landward slope and surf at its foot.
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Boseong Tea Fields
20 beads wide
Terraced tea hedges curving with the hillside at Boseong, lit on top and shaded on the side over dark soil furrows, with a footpath down the slope, a crest of tall cedars in a mist bank and a pale blue-grey sky.
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Mugunghwa
22 beads wide · 4 colour versions
Three big rose-of-Sharon blossoms, the national flower of Korea, with five rounded pink petals, a crimson eye, red veins and a yellow stamen column, plus a smaller side-view blossom and buds on one woody stem with leaves.
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Jogyesa Lanterns
26 beads wide
Two rows of glowing pink and gold lotus lanterns hang over a night courtyard as at Jogyesa temple's lantern festival.
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Dancheong
16 beads wide · 4 colour versions
The painted-beam ornament of Korean palaces: a lotus rosette in red, orange and white on a shaded green beam, with banded borders between the rosettes.
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KOREA
13 beads wide
The word KOREA twice round the band in flag blue on white, each followed by a red-and-blue taeguk circle, with red rails on both edges.
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Gyeongbokgung Palace
28 beads wide
The tiled roofs and painted halls of Seoul's Gyeongbokgung Palace beside a lotus pond.
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Dabotap Pagoda
30 beads wide · 4 colour versions
The stone Dabotap Pagoda at Bulguksa Temple, with the temple hall and pines.
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Four more South Korea bracelet designs, open to Studio Pro subscribers.

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Taegukgi
36 beads wide
Three Korean flags on their poles wave round the band with lit folds.
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Bukhansan
24 beads wide
The three bare granite peaks of Bukhansan, with Insubong as the big dome in the middle, lit from the left above a pine forest.
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Hanok Rooftops
24 beads wide · 4 colour versions
The curved tiled rooftops of a hanok village among trees and hills.
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Hwaseong Fortress
24 beads wide · 4 colour versions
Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon: its gate pavilion, stone walls and watchtower.
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Four small South Korea charms to stitch and hang. Open to Studio Pro subscribers.

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Hareubang
25.5 × 39.6 mm finished
Dol hareubang, the stone grandfather of Jeju Island, in basalt greys with his round cap, bulging eyes and hands on his belly.
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Onggi Jar
32.3 × 33 mm finished
A Korean onggi kimchi jar in dark glaze with a lid, a gloss streak and a simple finger-brushed pattern.
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Magpie
34 × 38.3 mm finished
The Korean magpie, bird of good news, perched on a branch with its long glossy tail.
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Hanbok
39.1 × 38.3 mm finished
A traditional Korean hanbok: yellow jeogori with red trim and bow ribbons over a full navy chima.
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