White Dancheong Keycap Keychain
$35.00
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White Dancheong Keycap Keychain
$35.00
Production and shipping time
Made to order. Production begins after your order is confirmed and takes up to 14 Korean business days. International shipping typically takes an additional 3–5 business days.
Import Duties & Taxes
Import duties, VAT, and any customs or handling fees are not included in the product price. These charges may be collected upon delivery by your local carrier or customs authority.
A PIECE OF KOREAN ARCHITECTURE, MADE TO CARRY
Inspired by the dancheong patterns of traditional Korean architecture, each keycap turns a historic pattern into something you can touch, use, and carry. Now officially carried at the shop of the National Museum of Korea.
PRESS IT. IT CLICKS.
A clicky blue switch sits inside the frame, giving the keycap a satisfying press-and-release motion. Most keychains are made for looking at; this one is made for your hands.
FITS IN YOUR PALM — 1.02 × 3.31 IN
Clip it to a bag, a pouch, or your keys. 26 × 84 mm, 1.23 oz (35 g) with its charm and tassel.
MOVE THE CHARM. ADD YOUR OWN.
Rings at the top and bottom of the frame let you move the charm and tassel wherever you like — or add a charm of your own.
FROM TWO TEMPLES YOU CAN NO LONGER VISIT
The caps carry the crossbeam dancheong of Yangcheonsa, founded in 753; the charm features a rafter flower from Pyohunsa on Mount Kumgang. Both temples are located in present-day North Korea, and their patterns survive through historical records preserved by museums.
Dancheong Pattern on the Rafter Ends of Banyajeon Hall, Pyohunsa Temple
Dancheong Pattern from the Main Beam of Yangcheonsa Daeungjeon Hall, National Folk Museum of Korea
Details
Switch - Blue (clicky)
Material - PBT, PLA, Acrylic
Packaging Dimensions - 2.76 × 1.69 × 7.09 in (70 × 43 × 180 mm)
Packaged weight - 2.29 oz (65 g)
Ring Width - 0.59 in (15 mm)
Made in Republic of Korea
Production notes
Each keycap is printed by dye-sublimation on a curved surface — slight color drop at the edges, soft gradation on the sides, and small shifts in legend position are part of the process.
The body is 3D-printed in thin layers rather than cast from a mold, so a fine layer grain shows on its surface. None of this is a defect: every piece comes out a little different.
Shipping & Returns
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We are committed to ensuring a positive shopping experience for all our customers. If for any reason you wish to return an item, we invite you to reach out to our team for assistance, and we will evaluate every return request with care and consideration.
