Keyholder in 24k gold plated from the 1988 Seoul Summer Olympic Games, depicting a Samtaegug in the front with the inscription "Seoul 1988" and the Olympic rings and in the back the Olympic Stadium. A samtaeguk is a traditional Korean pattern and visual image which represents Korea. This pattern is widely used as decoration on fans, gates of Korean-style homes, artefacts and folk crafts. The Olympic emblem features patterns in two forms, centripetal and centrifugal. The centripetal motion represented the people of the world coming together in Korea, thus symbolizing worldwide harmony, while the centrifugal motion represented a march onward in search of man’s lasting happiness and prosperity. Very good condition with original box, and always preserved on it - please see pictures. Please see carefully all pictures as complementary description of this item. Carefully packed and sent by mail with register tracking number information. International buyers or buyers outside the EU, import rights, taxes or chargers (probably) will be paid by the buyer and are not included in the item’s cost or in the shipping costs. Please note that items could take a bit longer to arrive than expected.