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"Studio Kō represents that connection to home, a sense of identity, and discovery of your past within products that are both contemporary and specifically of historical Korean context and interpretation. The word “Kō” is Korean for 'nose'(코) and something 'old'(古), and I wanted to curate a studio collection of design and lifestyle brands that represent both Korean tradition and reinterpretation, revealing that what is present, is firmly rooted within our past.