Jowang Gaksi: The Maiden Form of the Kitchen Goddess

Jowang Gaksi (조왕각시) is the youthful form of the Korean kitchen goddess representing vitality and daily life.

Munsin Wang: The King of Door Guardians in Korean Mythology

Munsin Wang (문신왕) is the king of door guardian spirits in Korean mythology who protects thresholds.

The Samsin Maidens: Attendants of the Birth Goddess in Korean Myth

The Samsin Maidens (삼신 시녀) are attendants of the Korean birth goddess who help protect and guide newborn children.

Samshin Halmoni: The Grandmother Goddess of Birth and Fate

Samshin Halmoni (삼신할머니) is the grandmother goddess in Korean mythology who protects childbirth and determines the fate of newborn children.   

Munshin: The Door Guardians Who Protect Korean Homes

Munshin (문신) are the door guardian spirits of Korean folklore believed to protect homes from evil spirits.

Jowangsin: The Kitchen Goddess of Korean Household Mythology

Jowangsin (조왕신) is the kitchen goddess of Korean folklore believed to watch over food, health, and family harmony.

Teojushin: The Guardian Spirit of the Land Beneath the Home

Teojushin (터주신) is the Korean household spirit believed to guard the land beneath a home and protect the family living there.

Cheuksin: The Mysterious Goddess of the Household Toilet

Cheuksin (측신) is the mysterious toilet goddess in Korean folklore, reflecting ancient beliefs that spirits inhabit every part of the household.

Eopsin: The Household Spirit of Wealth and Prosperity

Eopsin (업신) is the Korean household spirit believed to protect wealth and prosperity, often appearing as a small snake living inside the home.