🚢 Carriages & Carts

Baga · Traditional Carriage — Iconic Two-Wheeled Carriage of Joseon Era

The Baga is a two-wheeled passenger carriage commonly used during Korea's Joseon dynasty. It was mainly employed by nobles and officials for transportation, typically drawn by a single horse. The Baga is noted for its lightweight timber frame and simple, utilitarian design. It provided a swift mode of travel within cities and over flat terrain.

Piazziola · Noble Carriage — A luxury carriage used by Italian aristocracy

The Piazziola is a luxury carriage developed in 18th-century Italy for use by nobles and the upper class. It is characterized by ornate curves, decorative elements, and a plush interior finished with high-quality fabric such as velvet. Mainly utilized for formal events and social occasions within cities.

Spehti · Four-wheeled Carriage — Joseon Nobleman's Coach

The Spehti was a four-wheeled carriage used by the upper class and royalty during the late Joseon Dynasty and Korean Empire. Influenced by Western carriage designs, it became a prominent means of transportation for officials and diplomats. It combined decorative elegance with practical mobility and prestige.