A postcard from Hohohdang's Korean folk painting postcard series. This postcard features a Korean folk painting depicting a hedgehog in a cucumber field with cucumbers piled on its back. The sprawling cucumber vines symbolize abundance, while the spiky hedgehog represents good fortune and happiness. The bittersweet yet somehow adorable scene captures the viewer's attention. On the upper right of the postcard, the production period marked as 'Mushin (戊申)' and the artist's seal 'Hongwolheon (弘月軒)' remain in ink. The back features a classical Korean poem that naturally complements the illustration, creating a harmonious blend of image and text on a single postcard. It is a perfect postcard for writing brief personal messages by hand. It works well for both New Year's greetings and everyday correspondence.

Sourced straight from the official Korean shop. We purchase it on your behalf, receive it at our Seoul hub where we confirm it’s the right item and check the exterior for damage — sealed items stay sealed — then repack it safely for the trip overseas. You can follow every step in your Haul timeline.