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The Ten Symbols of Longevity, inspired by the immortal longing of the Taoist immortals who sought eternal life without aging, represent ten natural elements believed to embody the essence of longevity. These symbols include the sun, clouds, water, rocks, pine trees, bamboo, the fungus of immortality (Bullocho), turtles, cranes, and deer.

Among them, the fungus of immortality (Bullocho) is particularly notable. According to legend, it is said that the Jade Rabbit on the moon grinds the fungus of immortality under the cassia tree to create a life-extending elixir for the gods of the heavens. This symbolic fungus represents purity, permanence, and the ability to remain unaffected by the changing forces of nature.

At OUWR, we have reimagined this timeless symbol through our unique lens, capturing the essence of unchanging purity and enduring strength, just as the Bullocho remains steadfast throughout the ages.

: BULLOCHO :

Due to desire for immortality, which means not dying, not growing old, and living forever, ten things in nature and animals that are considered to be related to longevity are called the Ten Longevity Symbols.

The Ten Longevity Symbols include the sun, clouds, water, stones, pine trees, bamboo, bullocho mushroom, turtles, cranes, and deers.

The legend of the Bullocho, one of the Ten Longevity Symbols, tells of a jade rabbit in the moon pounding rice under a cinnamon tree to make an elixir of immortality for the gods of heaven.

Experience [Bullocho], which symbolizes purity that does not change, always stays in its place, and is not affected by changes in nature, that was drawn from the perspective of OUWR.