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2 악기 꽹가리 Kkwaenggwari 1 $50 Cover(1) Korean No. Category English Name Picture PCS Value Donator Accessory Name Stick (4) 1 악기 북 Drum 3 $100 Cover(3) Stick (1) 2 악기 꽹가리 Kkwaenggwari 1 $50 Cover(1) Stick (1) 3 악기 징 Jing 1 $50 Cover(1) Short stick(1) 4 악기 장구 (소) Janggu (small) 1 $300 Long stick (2) Cover (1) ㅍ Short stick(11) 5 악기 장구 (대) Janggu (Large) 8 $300 Long stick (10) Cover (6) 6 전통탈 탈 (붉은) Mask (Red) 1 $10 C KPG 7 전통탈 탈 (검정) Mask (Black) 1 $10 C KPG Mask (Black 8 전통탈 and white 2 $10 C KPG dots) 9 전통탈 탈 (분홍) Mask (Pink) 1 $10 C KPG 10 전통탈 탈 (초록) Mask (Green) 2 $10 C KPG 11 전통탈 탈 (노랑) Mask (Yellow) 1 $10 C KPG Mask (Black 탈 (노랑-흰 12 전통탈 and white 1 $10 C KPG 색점) dots) 13 전통탈 탈 (주황) Mask (Orange) 2 $10 C KPG Mask (White)- 14 전통탈 탈 (흰색)-1 2 $10 C KPG 1 Mask (White)- 15 전통탈 탈 (흰색)-2 2 $10 C KPG 2 Mask (Blue 탈 (파랑-흰 16 전통탈 and white 2 $10 C KPG 색점) dots) Wooden fan 17 장식품 부채(3) 1 $5 (L) Wooden fan 18 장식품 부채 (4) 1 $20 (S) Fan ( Closter 19 장식품 부채 (1) 10 $5 whiteround) KPG 20 장식품 부채 (2) Fan (Flower) 7 $5 NJKAPA Hat (1) Belt(1) 21 의류 신랑 한복 Groom 1 $300 Shoes(1) Bride Bride hair piece 22 의류 신부 한복 1 $300 costume(red) Binyeo 두루마기 23 의류 Durumagi 1 $50 (빨강) Girl 24 의류 여자한복(1) 5 $200 costume(1) Girl 25 의류 여자한복(2) 1 $50 costume(2) 유치원생 Costume for Upper (3) 26 의류 3 $20 D KPA 한복 kinder lower (3) 초등학생 Costume for Upper (3) 27 의류 3 $10 D KPA 한복 elementary lower (3) Stirpe for Closter Red/ Blue 28 의류 사물놀이 띄 9 $5 Samulnori KPG /Yellow 사물놀이 Costume - 29 의류 18 $10 C KPG 의상 Samulnori 30 의류 노랑치마 Yellow skirt 1 Upper (1) 31 의류 남자한복 Male costume 1 $20 C KPG lower (1) coat (1) Girl 32 의류 여자한복 (3) 1 $50 C KPG costume(3) Girl 33 의류 여자한복 (4) 1 $50 C KPG costume(4) Girl Socks(1) Pouch 34 의류 여자한복 (5) 1 $50 C KPG costume(5) (1) Scarf(1) Girl Pouch (1) 35 의류 여자한복 (6) 1 $50 C KPG costume(6) Skirt(1) 남자 Mongolian Closter 36 의류 1 $50 Hat (1) Belt (1) 몽고의상 Man’s Cloths KPG Mongolian 여지 37 의류 Woman’s 1 $50 Hat (1) Scarf (1) 몽고의상 Cloth 머리장식 38 액세서리 Jiokdooree (1) 1 $50 (족두리1) 머리장식 39 액세서리 Jiokdooree (2) 2 $50 NJKAPA (족두리2) 40 액세서리 머리장식 Jiokdooree (3) 8 $20 D KPA 41 액세서리 노리개 Norigae(1) 4 $20 42 액세서리 노리개 Norigae(2) 1 $20 Red (1) Green 43 액세서리 노리개 Norigae(3) 3 $20 (1) Blue (1) 44 액세서리 여자가발 Hair piece 3 $20 45 액세서리 비녀 Binyeo 1 $20 46 액세서리 흰색 장갑 White gloves 7 $1 47 신발 신발(2) Shoes (2) 1 $100 48 신발 신발(3) Shoes (3) 1 $100 49 신발 짚신 Straw shoes 2 $50 50 신발 신발 Shoes 1 $1 Alex Baik Pouch/ Red (1) 51 놀이 복 주머니 3 $5 Fortune sake Green (2) Closter 52 놀이 제기 Jegi 2 $1 KPG Demarest 53 놀이 투호 Picth-pot 2 $10 Stick (18) KPA Jennifer Map (1) Stick 54 놀이 윷 Yut 1 $10 Baik (4) Pouch (1) 55 놀이 윷 (대) Yut(L) sponge 2 $50 D KPA Gongghee Closter 56 놀이 공기 주머니 1 $1 Gongghee (14) (sack)/ pouch KPG korean Closter 57 장식품 태극기 (소) national flage 38 $1 KPG (S) korean 58 장식품 태극기 (대) national flage 1 $5 C KPG (L) Pillow(red and 59 장식품 방석 (1) 7 $5 D KPA blue) 60 장식품 방석 (2) Pillow(red ) 16 $5 D KPA Cover (1) 61 장식품 방석 (3) Pillow(Grey) 5 $10 62 기타 매트 Mat 1 $50 63 장식품 한복 스티커 Hanbok sticker 94 C KPG 태극기 스티 Taegukgi 64 장식품 50 C KPG 커 sticker Chungsa 청사초롱 65 장식품 chorong 20 $5 D KPA (등 불) (Lamp) Male (1) 66 장식품 장승 Jangseung 2 $50 D KPA Female(1) 신랑 신부 Groom bride 67 장식품 1 $100 한복 액자 Frame 68 장식품 인형 (소) Human doll (S) 2 $30 each 69 장식품 인형 (대) Human doll (L) 2 $50 Each Father and 아빠와 아들 70 장식품 Son 1 $5 인형 Wodden Doll Female doll Jennifer 71 장식품 부채 인형 1 $10 with fan Baik 72 장식품 동물인형 Animal doll 5 $5 73 장식품 컵받침 Coaster 2 $1 74 장식품 식탁보 (소) Table cloth (S) 2 $5 75 장식품 보자기 Bojagi (Red) 1 $5 Red (1) 76 장식품 식탁보(대) Table cloth (L) 3 $5 Blue(2) 종이공예상 wooden box/ 77 장식품 1 $10 자 paper box Round (2) Fan 78 장식품 짚 바구니 Straw basket 5 $50 shape (3) 79 장식품 다디미 Dadimi 1 $100 Stick (2) Mush room 80 장식품 버섯 (모형) 1 $10 (Model) Wooden 81 장식품 배가지 1 $50 Bagajee Old Fashion 82 장식품 밥 그릇 1 $50 Grind Tool (3) rice pot (steel) 83 장식품 나무 거북이 Wooden turtle 2 $100 Strut (1) 84 장식품 나무 쟁반 Wooden tray 1 $50 Straw fish (2) Straw 85 장식품 짚 장식 1 $50 decoration 86 장식품 신선로 Sinsunro 3 $50 87 장식품 연(반딧불) Kite (Fire Fly) 1 $5 88 장식품 시계 Clock 1 $100 Small wooden 89 장식품 나무상자 Wooden box 1 $100 box (12) Octagon shape 90 장식품 8각 상자 1 $50 wooden box Ladle 91 장식품 국자나무 7 $10 (wooden) Crane Jennifer 92 장식품 그림 (학) 1 $50 (painting) Baik 93 장식품 키 Winnow 1 $50 94 장식품 호박 pumkin 1 $50 95 장식품 나무컵 Wooden cup 1 $50 96 장식품 양은 주전자 Kettle 1 $50 97 장식품 술잔 (금색) Cup 1 $50 98 장식품 제기 Wooden tray 1 $50 Cover(1) Round and big 99 장식품 연필꽂이 1 $50 pencel case Wooden 100 장식품 목공예 장식 1 container Wooden rick 101 장식품 떡살 9 $10 cake pattern Earthenware 102 장식품 토기(소) 1 $10 (S) Earthenware 103 장식품 토기( 대) 1 $10 Cover(1) (L) Mark 104 장식품 세한회 마크 1 (Sehanhoe) 105 장식품 돌솥 Dolsot 1 $50 106 장식품 1 107 장식품 1 108 장식품 1 109 장식품 1 110 장식품 1 111 장식품 1 112 장식품 1 113 장식품 1 114 장식품 115 장식품 116 장식품 117 장식품 118 장식품 공방대 앞부 Somking stick 119 장식품 2 $50 Missing parts 분 (Gombangdae) Chopsticks 120 장식품 청동 젓가락 3 set $5 (bronze) Round brush 121 장식품 붓통 1 $20 Brush(1) case 122 장식품 피리 Piri 1 $20 Jennifer 123 장식품 나무 젓가락 Wooden 2 $5 Each Cover(2) Baik 124 장식품 족자 Scrool 1 $50 125 그릇 고려청자(1)- Goryeo ware 1 $200 126 그릇 고려청자(2) Goryeo ware 1 $200 Brown 127 그릇 도자기(소) 1 $50 Ceramics (S) Brown 128 그릇 도자기(대) 1 $50 Ceramics (L) Joseon white Jennifer 129 그릇 백자 (1) 1 $20 porcelain (1) Baik Joseon white Jennifer 130 그릇 백자 (2) 1 $20 porcelain (2) Baik 131 그릇 사기그릇 50 132 그릇 사기그릇 3 10 Wooden 133 그릇 목각공예 container 양초 Tealight 134 장식품 8 $1 D KPA 모형(대) (Large) 양초 Tealight 135 장식품 18 $1 D KPA 모형(소) (Small) 136 포스터 한글 코뿔소 Hangeul Rhino 1 $10 D KPA Hangeul 137 포스터 한글 돌고래 1 $10 D KPA Dolphin Hangeul 138 포스터 한글 타조 1 $10 D KPA Ostrich Hangeul 139 포스터 한글 익룡 1 $10 D KPA Pterosaur 한글 트리케 Hangeul 140 포스터 라톱스 1 $10 D KPA Triceratops (G) (초록) Hangeul 141 포스터 한글 코끼리 1 $10 D KPA Elephant 한국 홍보 포 Korea Ad 142 포스터 48 D KPA 스터 Poster 대형 태극기 Taegeukgi 143 포스터 1 $10 D KPA 그림 Picture (Large) 대한민국 전 Complete map 144 포스터 1 $10 D KPA 도 of Korea Hunminjeonge 145 포스터 훈민정음 15 $10 D KPA um Taekwondo 146 포스터 태권도 소년 2 $10 D KPA boy 도깨비 방망 147 포스터 Goblin Bat 1 $10 이 148 포스터 뽀로로 Pororo 1 $10 전래동화 포 Traditional 149 포스터 1 $10 스터 Fairy tale 선녀와 나무 A fairy and a 150 포스터 1 $10 꾼 woodcutter Korean 151 포스터 콩쥐팥쥐 1 $10 Cinderella 152 포스터 KOREA 배너 KOREA Banner 1 $10 D KPA 153 포스터 탈 그림 Mask Picture 2 $10 D KPA 154 포스터 백지 White paper 1 155 포스터 한지 Hanji 6 $1 D KPA 156 포스터 붉은 천 Red Fabric 1 D KPA Pyeongchang 157 포스터 평창올림픽 Olympic 1 $10 D KPA Poster 158 포스터 세종대왕 King Sejong 2 $10 D KPA Seoul Olympic 159 포스터 서울올림픽 1 $10 D KPA Poster 160 포스터 도깨비 문양 Goblin Mark 3 $10 D KPA 161 포스터 무궁화 Rose of Sharon 1 $10 D KPA 162 포스터 용 Dragon 1 $10 D KPA 웃는얼굴 Smiling face 163 포스터 1 $10 D KPA 한국 and korea 한극문양 태 Hangul 164 포스터 1 $10 D KPA 극기 Taegeuk 165 포스터 단청 Dancheong 2 $5 D KPA 한글 트리케 Hangeul 166 포스터 라톱스 1 $10 D KPA Triceratops ® (빨강) 167 포스터 배너 (소) Banner (Small) 3 $1 NJKAPA Tile-roofed 168 포스터 기와집 1 $10 D KPA house 169 포스터 나무/학 Tree and crane 1 $10 D KPA Acrylic plate 아크릴판 170 포스터 (description of 4 NJKAPA (요리설명) food) korean 한국전통 꽃 traditional 171 기타 3 D KPA 문양(2*2) flower mark (2*2) korean 한국전통 꽃 traditional 172 기타 3 D KPA 문양(3*1) flower mark(3*1) korean 한국전통 꽃 traditional 173 기타 3 D KPA 문양 (3*2) flower mark(3*2) Korean 한국전통 꽃 traditional Demarest 174 기타 4 문양(1*1) flower mark KPA (1*1) Korean 한국전통 꽃 traditional 175 기타 2 D KPA 문양대 flower mark (L) 176 기타 문양 틀 Frame 2 D KPA The road to 통일은 대박 one korea English (9) 177 도서 11 NJKAPA 이다 prosperity in Korean (2) peace Taking korean 정승희와 함 traditional 178 도서 께 배우는 한 dacne lesson 1 NJKAPA CD (2) 국무용 with chung, seung Hew Cultural 한국의 문화 179 도서 lanscapes of 2 NJKAPA 유적 Korea The institutional 180 도서 basis of civil 2 NJKAPA governance in the choson 한국의 미 모 The korea 181 도서 2 NJKAPA 음집 collection AKS Lecture 해외 우수학 series of world 182 도서 자 초정 집중 1 NJKAPA distinguished 강좌 scholar 2013 한국가이드 Korea tour 183 도서 5 NJKAPA 북 guide book A brief journey 한국문화유 through 184 도서 1 NJKAPA 산답사 korea's heritage 한극의 어제 Facts about English (3) 185 도서 5 NJKAPA 와 오늘 korea Russian (2) Korean 한국의 생활 186 도서 Lifestyle & 1 NJKAPA 과 예술 Arts Guide to 한국 전통문 187 도서 Traditional 2 NJKAPA 화 안내서 Korean Culture 한국 문화 안 Guide to 188 도서 1 NJKAPA 내서 Korean Culture 한국 음식의 The Beauty of 189 도서 1 NJKAPA 미 Korean Food Magazine 190 도서 한국 잡지 7 NJKAPA "KOREA" 한국 홍보 책 191 도서 Korea PR Book 4 NJKAPA 자 서울 홍보 책 192 도서 Seoul PR Book 1 NJKAPA 자 한류 홍보 책 Korean Wave 193 도서 1 NJKAPA 자 PR Book 한국 키워드 Keywords to 194 도서 2 NJKAPA 책자 Korea 한국 가족여 Family Trip to 195 도서 1 NJKAPA 행 안내서 Korea 196 도서 책갈피 Bookmark 122 C KPG Korean 197 CD 한국의 휴일 1 NJKAPA holidays 한국문화체 198 CD 육광공부 홍 PR films 3 NJKAPA 보CD Namdo 199 CD 남도 판타지 1 NJKAPA fantasy 한국문화 200 CD Image of korea 1 NJKAPA 상징 유네스코 UNESCO 201 CD 한국의 세계 heritage in 1 NJKAPA 유산 Korea 한류 Songs form 202 CD 1 NJKAPA 음악영상 Korea hallyu Seasonal 한국의 농경 203 CD customs in 1 NJKAPA 세시 Korea 문화체육관 Korea 204 CD 광부 홍보 자 1 NJKAPA sparkling 료 How to 유방암 알면 overcome 205 CD 이길수 있다 1 NJKAPA breast cancer (SBS) (SBS) How to 유방암 알면 overcome 206 CD 이길수 있다 1 NJKAPA breast cancer (KBS) (KBS) Note Broken .
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