Glass Bottle — A Design Inspired by Rice Grains
Damso’s glass bottle is designed with inspiration from the structure of rice grains.
The lower section represents the husk layer, the middle the bran layer,
and the top symbolizes the pure starch layer.
The transparent upper section in particular
visually captures the value of pure starch obtained through 13-degree milling.
A unique bottle design that embodies Damso’s philosophy.
Logo — Korean Munjado Embodying the Sipjangsaeng Spirit
The main Hangul logo is a modern reinterpretation of Munjado, a traditional Korean art form.
The characters of ‘Damso’ incorporate the Sipjangsaeng, symbols of longevity and good fortune,
expressing the wish for lasting health and happiness alongside fine spirits.
Sipjangsaeng (Ten Symbols of Longevity)
Sun, Mountain, Water, Stone, Cloud, Pine, Turtle, Elixir Plant, Crane, Deer
Exclusive Glass — The Beauty of Radiance
The Damso exclusive glass features a concave rim
designed to naturally gather the spirit’s aroma.
Inside the glass, the Sipjangsaeng pattern is engraved
to express the beauty of Korean tradition,
while the multi-faceted exterior is meticulously polished
by skilled artisans one by one,
creating a radiant beauty that shimmers with light.
Glass Bottle — A Design Inspired by Rice Grains
The overall shape of the glass bottle represents a grain of rice.
The lower section represents the husk layer, the middle the bran layer, and the top the starch layer.
The transparent upper section emphasizes that only pure starch is used through high-degree milling, creating our unique bottle design.
Logo — Korean Munjado Embodying the Sipjangsaeng Spirit
The main Hangul logo draws from the traditional Korean art of Munjado, incorporating the Sipjangsaeng—the Ten Symbols of Longevity—to convey the wish for long life, good health, and joyful drinking.
* Sipjangsaeng (Ten Symbols of Longevity): Sun, Mountain, Water, Stone, Cloud, Pine, Turtle, Elixir Plant, Crane, Deer.
Exclusive Glass — The Beauty of Radiance
The concave rim of the Damso glass is designed to concentrate the spirit’s aroma, and the beauty of the Sipjangsaeng can also be found etched inside the glass.