3D FOLCA

Hyangwonjeong Pavilion (Gyeongbokgung Palace)

Hyangwonjeong, the iconic hexagonal pavilion at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, as a flat art card that transforms into a personal 3D viewer. A distinctive Korean travel souvenir.

Model

MKH-06

Size

145 × 100 × 7 mm (5.71 × 3.94 × 0.28 in)

Weight

26 g (0.92 oz)

Language

Bilingual (KR/EN)


Hyangwonjeong (향원정) is a hexagonal pavilion set on a small island within a pond at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, built in the late 19th century. It is one of Korea's most photographed royal landmarks, admired for its reflection on the water and traditional Joseon-era architecture.

The Hyangwonjeong Transforming 3D Viewer Card presents this landmark as a flat card that transforms into a personal 3D viewer with one simple press.

A Card That Becomes a 3D Viewer

The product is designed for immediate use. There are no separate parts to assemble and no complicated folding process. Press the top and bottom edges toward the center, turn the viewer horizontally, and bring it to your eyes. The card instantly changes from a flat format into a functional viewing form.

How to Use

  1. Hold the card upright.
  2. Press the top and bottom edges toward the center.
  3. Turn the viewer horizontally.
  4. Hold it up to your eyes.
  5. Look through the built-in lenses to experience the artwork in 3D.

Not a Lenticular Card

Product Type How It Works
Lenticular card The image changes or appears dimensional when tilted
Pop-up card Paper elements rise when the card is opened
3D FOLCA Viewer Card The flat card transforms into a viewer with built-in lenses

Why It Is Different

  • One Simple Press — no assembly or separate parts required
  • Built-In Optical Viewer — lenses integrated directly into the product
  • No Electronic Device Required — no smartphone, app, battery, or charger
  • No Separate 3D Glasses Required
  • Compact and Portable — easy for storage, packaging, gifting, and display

FAQ 

Is this a lenticular postcard? No. Lenticular cards rely on printed film and viewing angle. 3D FOLCA uses a built-in optical viewer to deliver true stereoscopic depth.

What is Hyangwonjeong? Hyangwonjeong is a traditional hexagonal pavilion at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, built in the late 19th century and considered one of Korea's most iconic palace landmarks.

Is this a good souvenir for visitors to Korea? Yes. It's compact, lightweight, and designed specifically as a travel souvenir and collectible art gift.

Do I need an app, battery, or headset to see the 3D effect? No. Just press the card and look through the built-in lenses — no app, no power, no separate device.

Made to Order

This product is made to order. Production begins after the order is confirmed. Estimated production time:45 business days. Shipping time is not included and may vary by destination.

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