Kiwanaru 기 와 나 루

Charms · 길상문양

Ten Korean charms, free for your screen.

A Korean-inspired lucky charm designed to ward off bad luck and bring peace.

In old Korea, embroidery was closer to prayer than decoration.

Symbolic animals were stitched by hand onto clothing and folding screens to turn away misfortune and welcome good luck — protective marks people kept with them, every day.

These charms carry those patterns onto the screen you look at most.

Tiger — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Courage · warding off bad energy

Tiger

호랑이 · 虎

The beast you set between yourself and the thing you're afraid of.

A tiger's place was the boundary, and it always faced outward. Today that boundary is your lock screen — the side that meets the world first, every time you pick up your phone.

Ten Symbols of Longevity — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Long life

Ten Symbols of Longevity

십장생 · 十長生

Ten long-living things gathered into a single frame, once used by the royal court.

Made to be kept a long time. This one belongs on a home screen.

Carp — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Abundance · many blessings

Carp

잉어 · 鯉

For when you want abundance to pile up — money, family, chances. Enough, and then some.

The carp stands for plenty and for many at the same time.

If you're pushing hard on something right now, keep it where you'll see it often.

Turtle — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Long life · wisdom

Turtle

거북 · 龜

For work that has to last rather than hurry. Or for a decision you can't see clearly yet.

This one doesn't help you move fast. Put it on your lock screen for the long view.

Mandarin Ducks — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Harmony between partners · love

Mandarin Ducks

원앙 · 鴛鴦

The bird stitched into wedding bedding.

For when there's someone you want to last with. It suits a relationship you're continuing more than one you're starting.

It means more when two people use it than when one does.

Peony — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Wealth · success

Peony

모란 · 牡丹

In Korea one flower means wealth and rank: the peony. Its other name is buguihwa (富貴花) — the flower of riches.

The peony isn't a thing to hide. Put it somewhere it gets noticed.

Lucky Pouch — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Wealth · good fortune

Lucky Pouch

복주머니

For when you want things to come in. And for when you want what came in to stay.

Keep it on the screen you carry everywhere.

Lotus and Crane — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Passing exams · one success after another

Lotus and Crane

연꽃과 학

For when an exam is coming. Or when there's a run of gates to clear and passing once isn't the end of it.

Put it on the screen you'll keep checking while you wait for the result.

Sun, Moon and Five Peaks — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Authority · dignity

Sun, Moon and Five Peaks

일월오봉도 · 日月五峰圖

The painting that stood behind the king.

For when you have to hold a position. When you've taken on responsibility. When you're somewhere you can't afford to waver.

Use it the way it was meant to work — standing at your back, not in front of you.

Eagle — Korean embroidered charm wallpaper

Mental strength · a center that holds

Eagle

독수리

For when you have to hold out a long time. When it's loud around you and you can't lose your center.

Keep it close through a stretch where you might waver.

These are meant for decorative and symbolic purposes only.

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