Korean Hangeul Alphabet Mother of Pearl Keychain & Bag Charm – Metal Premium Korean Craft

This stylish craft keyring exhibits the beauty of Korean alphabet consonants with an intricate mother of pearl design. Invented in 1443 by King Sejong the Great and a selected group of Joseon scholars under his reign, the Korean writing system called Hangeul ('Korean Writing') is the only alphabet system in human history whose authors and date of invention are clearly known. Records say that the 14 consonants and 10 vowels of the system were created from the basis of the Korean philosophy that the universe consists of heaven, earth and humankind, as well as the shapes of the organs that make sound. Its scientific system is regarded by international linguists as the world's greatest alphabet system as it can express all sounds with its 14 consonants and 10 vowels. This is one of the reasons why Hangeul is regarded as the most scientific writing system in mankind has ever known. 

Scientific & Artistic Hangeul Design: Features an intricate mother of pearl design depicting the consonants of Hangeul, the world's most scientific writing system created in 1443 by King Sejong the Great.

Versatile Keychain & Bag Charm: Designed with a secure, high-polish ring and swivel clasp, making it effortless to style as a premium car key fob or a statement charm for luxury handbags and backpacks.

Durable Premium Metal: Crafted with a sturdy, high-quality metal body that provides a satisfying weight, excellent durability, and a sleek modern finish.

Iridescent Masterpiece: The natural luster and colors of the mother of pearl create a stunning, color-shifting display depending on the light angle, making it a unique collector's item.

Dimensions (Inches & Centimeters): 3.4"Length x 1.2"Wide (8.7 x 3cm)