When Tigers Used To Smoke - Minhwa The title references the Korean

The title references the Korean folktale refrain “When Tigers Used to Smoke” — a whimsical equivalent to “Once upon a time” — evoking a world in which animals serve as enduring protagonists of folktales both humorous and profound

Each wallhanging is crafted using cut-paper collage techniques

'Shades of Grey' is framed in a 69mm-wide tray frame with a fumed oak finish

pickled and waxed oak

We have encouraged our embroiderers to embrace these natural deviations with open arms

When Tigers Used To Smoke - Minhwa The title references the KoreanInspired by a detail from the design created for Young Huhs home, When Tigers Used to Smoke transforms a playful vignette into a standalone decorative artwork. A hand painted smoking tiger and rabbit are framed by a printed border inspired by traditional Korean design. The title references the Korean folktale refrain When Tigers Used to Smoke a whimsical equivalent to Once upon a time evoking a world in which animals serve as enduring protagonists of