The Heritage Taegukgi S-Series No.1 (4-Piece Set)

The Heritage Taegukgi S-Series No.1 (4-Piece Set)
The record of history and the fervent desire for independence.
Introducing a more compact, small-size edition. We have crafted four iconic flags from the history of Korean independence into high-density embroidered patches.

01. The Denny Taegeukgi
Trust and Friendship of the Emperor: This flag was bestowed by Emperor Gojong upon his American diplomatic advisor, O.N. Denny, at the end of the Joseon Dynasty. It is currently housed in the National Museum of Korea and was designated as Treasure No. 2140 on October 25, 2021.

02. The Liberation Army Taegeukgi of Jingwansa
The Hidden Will for Independence: Discovered in 2009 during the restoration of a detached building at Jingwansa Temple on Bukhansan Mountain. The original form—a Taeguk symbol drawn in black ink over the Japanese Rising Sun flag—vividly reflects the historical situation of Korea at that time.

03. Taegeukgi signed by freedom fighter Kim Gu
A Promise Toward Liberation: This flag was given by Baekbeom Kim Ku to Father Van Meurs (Mae-usa), a Belgian priest, requesting support for the independence movement. The original flag contains an appeal to overseas Koreans to support the Korea Liberation Army.

04. Bulwonbok Taegeukgi
Unwavering Faith: The flag used by the righteous army leader Ko Kwang-sun, inscribed with the characters "Bulwonbok (不遠復)," meaning "The restoration of national sovereignty is not far away."

[COLOR OPTIONS]
White: The original, pristine color representing the essence of the Taegukgi.
Antique: A vintage color capturing the texture of time and historical depth.

[PRODUCT SPEC]
Type: High-Density Embroidery Patch
Size: S-Size (Compact Edition)

Quantity: 4 Patches in 1 Set