Muz items created to celebrate Blackpink's 10th anniversary of debut have been unveiled.
They were crafted with the National Folk Cultural Heritage empress court attire as a motif.
A heritage collection resulting from a collaboration between Blackpink and the National Museum of Korea's cultural merchandise brand Muz has been revealed.
This marks the second collaboration between Blackpink and the National Museum of Korea, following their first project held in February to commemorate the release of Blackpink's third mini-album "DEADLINE".
This collection was created using the empress court attire as its motif.
A total of seven items, including wind chimes, bandaji chests (traditional Korean storage chests), and moon jars that reinterpret the formative beauty of cultural heritage with a modern design, were unveiled, featuring Blackpink's signature colors of black and pink.
(Source of footage: National Museum of Korea)
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Blackpink's 10-Year Journey Embodied in Empress Court Attire: 'Muz' Releases 7 Items
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