Handmade Korean Dish Sponge
Sponges hand-made in Brooklyn using techniques handed down through generations originating from Korea.
Alexandria Pak originally started crocheting these little scrubby sponges as a hobby. “It’s something my grandma taught me to do when I was little, and I started gifting them to friends and family—also a typical Korean granny move,” Pak says. The sparkly neon sponges are nimble enough to squeeze inside delicate glassware and sturdy enough to tackle pots and pans.
Sponges hand-made in Brooklyn using techniques handed down through generations originating from Korea.
Alexandria Pak originally started crocheting these little scrubby sponges as a hobby. “It’s something my grandma taught me to do when I was little, and I started gifting them to friends and family—also a typical Korean granny move,” Pak says. The sparkly neon sponges are nimble enough to squeeze inside delicate glassware and sturdy enough to tackle pots and pans.
Original: $13.00
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Sponges hand-made in Brooklyn using techniques handed down through generations originating from Korea.
Alexandria Pak originally started crocheting these little scrubby sponges as a hobby. “It’s something my grandma taught me to do when I was little, and I started gifting them to friends and family—also a typical Korean granny move,” Pak says. The sparkly neon sponges are nimble enough to squeeze inside delicate glassware and sturdy enough to tackle pots and pans.
