BTS merch that’s as beautiful as home decor! DALMAJUNG × MU:DS brings Korean-style blessings into everyday life
From vessels to mini brooms, what we really want to collect this time is a little good luck.
If you covered up BTS’s name, this promotional image could easily be mistaken for a selection of artisanal home goods: a lidded white vessel with flowing patterns across its surface, set against a deep navy background so serene you want to look twice. For 2026, BTS DALMAJUNG has once again teamed up with MU:DS, turning merchandise into everyday objects that can blend into the home.
MU:DS is the merchandise brand of the National Museum of Korea. This collaboration continues the connection between culture and design, letting your love for BTS remain part of daily life through small objects you see and use every day.
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Turning traditional character paintings into everyday blessings
images from/DALMAJUNG × MU:DS
The designs combine Joseon-era minhwa character paintings with the “misfortune brings great fortune” motif from BTS’s song “Aliens,” rearranging characters and traditional symbols of longevity. The patterns carry wishes for good luck and peace, giving the collection another layer of cultural context worth a closer look.
The products extend these meanings into different parts of everyday life, including a good-luck magnet shaped like pollock, a mini broom symbolizing the welcoming of blessings, and vessels and incense accessories. Even if you’re drawn in by their appearance first, learning about the blessings behind them gives you another reason to keep one close.
On sale September 29, with a pop-up store in Seoul
images from/DALMAJUNG × MU:DS
Sales begin on Weverse Shop at 11 a.m. Korea time on September 29, 2026, or 10 a.m. in Taiwan. The official product lineup includes jars, incense holders, coaster sets, charms, accessories, and a keyboard, which will be available exclusively for preorder through Weverse Shop.
If you’re planning a trip to Seoul, a pop-up store will be held on the first floor of the HYBE Yongsan building from September 29 through October 11, with online reservations required. National Museum of Korea Museum Shop 2 will also carry the collection from September 29 through November 30. The keyboard will not be available at either physical location.
The official notice says quantities are limited and items may sell out early. Rather than putting these collectibles away in a cabinet, this collection makes you want to choose one for your desk or a corner of your home, letting the music you love and a blessing become part of everyday life.
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