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| Address | Room 206, Building 6, Semba Center Building, 3-6, 2-Chome Semba Chuo Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi Osaka, JAPAN ZIP:541-0055 |
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| Representative Name | Eun Ji Lee |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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NEWPaper Pag Design 2-pcs Size M
SD item code:18236331
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Offerings
8800337050080
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貢ぎ物
8800337050080
JAN:8800337050080
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JAN:8800337050080
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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About 2 weeks
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Dimensions: 280 × 235 × 100 mm
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Country of manufacture: Korea
Material / component: Paper, PP
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Description
| This is a paper gift bag with handles, perfect for holding and presenting small gifts or miscellaneous items. Set against a white background, it features the Korean word [조공]—meaning “offering”—along with an illustration of hands folded together in offering. A beige line runs along the bottom of the bag. On the opposite side, the words [받아 주시옵소서]—meaning “Please accept this”—are printed alongside an illustration of hands held together in offering. On the sides, the phrases [굽어살피소서]—meaning “Please look upon this with kindness”—and [부탁드리옵니다]—meaning “I humbly ask for your kind consideration”—are printed. “조공” originally refers to gifts presented to superiors or those in power. In modern Korea, it is also used humorously to describe the act of giving gifts to favorite celebrities, “favors,” or special people. [Please accept this], [Please take a look], and [I humbly ask for your kindness] are archaic and polite expressions. They humorously depict the act of presenting a gift while highly praising the recipient and showing deep deference. You can use this to wrap small gifts or tokens of appreciation. This set includes two gift bags with the same design. [What is BAN8?] View BAN8 products here A little extra positive energy for your everyday life*彡 BAN8 is a Korean design brand that delivers positive energy through unique and fun designs. We offer stationery and miscellaneous goods that are sure to bring a smile to your face. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Dec.1st 2026 to Feb.2nd 2027 |
| Air Mail | From Nov.13th 2026 to Nov.17th 2026 |
| EMS | From Nov.12th 2026 to Nov.17th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Nov.16th 2026 to Nov.19th 2026 |
| DHL | From Nov.12th 2026 to Nov.16th 2026 |
| UPS | From Nov.12th 2026 to Nov.16th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Nov.12th 2026 to Nov.16th 2026 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
[About Inventory and Delivery Times]
Our store carries products imported from South Korea. Items in stock in Japan will be shipped as usual, but if an item is out of stock, we will have to order it from South Korea, which may take approximately 10 days for shipment. [About Imported Products] Since these are imported products, the items or their packaging may show minor scuffs, scratches, stains, or creases. Please note that we sell these as “good condition” items as long as they do not affect usability. The actual color of the product may differ from the product images due to monitor settings and other factors. [Returns and Exchanges] In the event of damage, defects, or incorrect shipment, please contact us within 7 days of receiving the item. After verification, we will arrange for an exchange or refund. We cannot accept returns or exchanges in the following cases: * Returns due to customer preference or the product not meeting expectations * Used items * Items that have become soiled or damaged while in the customer’s possession * Items for which 7 days have passed since delivery * Items returned without prior notification |
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Set against a white background, it features the Korean word [조공]—meaning “offering”—along with an illustration of hands folded together in offering. A beige line runs along the bottom of the bag.
On the opposite side, the words [받아 주시옵소서]—meaning “Please accept this”—are printed alongside an illustration of hands held together in offering.
On the sides, the phrases [굽어살피소서]—meaning “Please look upon this with kindness”—and [부탁드리옵니다]—meaning “I humbly ask for your kind consideration”—are printed.
“조공” originally refers to gifts presented to superiors or those in power. In modern Korea, it is also used humorously to describe the act of giving gifts to favorite celebrities, “favors,” or special people.
[Please accept this], [Please take a look], and [I humbly ask for your kindness] are archaic and polite expressions. They humorously depict the act of presenting a gift while highly praising the recipient and showing deep deference.
You can use this to wrap small gifts or tokens of appreciation.
This set includes two gift bags with the same design.
[What is BAN8?]
View BAN8 products here
A little extra positive energy for your everyday life*彡
BAN8 is a Korean design brand that delivers
positive energy through unique and fun designs.
We offer stationery and miscellaneous goods that are sure to bring a smile to your face.