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Gamulgamul — Dan-A

A hanji light that tells time

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GAMUL30300 x 130 mmUSB-C
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Specifications

Product
Gamulgamul lattice clock
Model
GAMUL30
Dimensions
300 x 130 x 20 mm
Weight
500 g
Materials
Surface (hanji dakji), back panel (PMMA), inner frame (PLA)
Rated input
5V, 5W (computer connection), 10W (power adapter connection)
Power consumption
5W via USB, 10W with a power adapter
KC certification
R-R-SotG-GAMUL30
Manufacturer
SOTGEEK
Made in
South Korea

Shipping & exchanges

Carrier: Korea Post · Shipping: 3,000 KRW
An additional 3,000 KRW applies to Jeju, islands, and remote areas.

Exchange and return policies will be announced when sales resume.
Product inquiries: 010-8530-7561 · sotgeek@gmail.com · Instagram @sotgeek

How to use · FAQ

Details

Details

Gamulgamul · Hanji light

A quiet window in your room

A sheet of dakji filters the light, and time softly appears beyond it. Gamulgamul is a hanji light that tells time.

Light that follows the room

Clear in daylight, the light gently dims as the sun sets. It automatically adjusts to the surrounding light in five steps, staying gentle on the eyes in the darkness before sleep.

Gamulgamul by a window at dusk

A different texture in every sheet

The surface is dakji, a Korean hanji paper made from paper mulberry bark. Its long, intertwined fibers softly diffuse the light. Each sheet has a different texture, so no two pieces glow in quite the same way.

Visible threads of fiber and slight differences in the color of the light between cells are natural qualities of dakji.

Light revealing the fibers of dakji

A window with paper on the inside

Traditional Korean windows place the paper on the inside of the lattice. From within the room, a sheet of paper filled with light meets the eye. Gamulgamul also places hanji in front of the light, allowing the numbers to emerge from beyond the paper.

The front lattice draws on wanja latticework found in hanok windows. Its repeating 卍 pattern extends in all directions and represents lasting good fortune. The story of Korean windows

Light spreading through the wanja lattice

On a wall or on a table

Fit the stand into the back to place it on a table, or use the bracket and screws to hang it on a wall. Place it on a bedside table, a living room cabinet, or an entrance wall where a little evening light is welcome.

Gamulgamul hanging on a wallGamulgamul standing on a tableGamulgamul hanging on a hanok pillar

Just leave it on

Connect the USB-C cable and the time appears. The clock keeps its time even when unplugged and reconnected.

Choose the light color and background to suit your room. Adjust them using the buttons underneath or the settings page on a computer. How to use

In the box

  • Gamulgamul
  • USB-C cable (A to C)
  • Table stand
  • Wall bracket and screws

A power adapter is not included. Use a standard adapter rated for 5V and at least 2A. PD chargers are not supported.

Repairs are free for one year from the date of purchase, excluding damage caused by improper handling.

Objects made slowly stay beside you for a long time.