A simple and fun DIY Hojakdo-inspired suncatcher.
A fun and simple DIY suncatcher inspired by the traditional Korean folk painting Hojakdo.
With just transparent stickers, anyone—kids or adults—can easily create a beautiful suncatcher.
What is Hojakdo?
Hojakdo is a traditional Korean folk painting that features a tiger (symbolizing authority) and a magpie (symbolizing common people).
It humorously depicts the social inequality and class tensions of the Joseon Dynasty by showing a powerful tiger being outsmarted by a clever magpie.
This product reinterprets Hojakdo in a cute and friendly style so that children can enjoy creating it without difficulty.
Product Features
Super easy to make : Just apply the transparent stickers and it’s done
Clear material : Creates a beautiful suncatcher effect when light passes through
Color options : Blue color stickers, Mixed color stickers ( Bead colors are shipped randomly )
Perfect for display : Looks stunning on a window or near a light source
Educational activity : Helps children learn about traditional Korean art while boosting creativity
How to Make
1. Decorate the design sheet by sticking the transparent stickers freely.
2. Attach the string to the back with tape, then thread the bead to finish.
3. Hang it near a bright window or light to enjoy the sparkling suncatcher effect.
Included Components
Film sheet (suncatcher design) , Transparent color stickers, Bead , String
Product Information
Materials : Paper, plastic, etc.
Size : 17.3 cm × 12.3 cm
Packaging Options
Individual Packaging : Each set is packed separately according to the order quantity
Bulk Packaging : Multiple sets packed together based on the order quantity
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