A lovable and gentle anthropomorphic bear character inspired by the rich culture and modern aesthetics of South Korea. The bear has a soft, plush appearance with dark brown fur and a round, chubby body. It wears a hanbok, the traditional South Korean attire, featuring a jeogori (jacket) in a vibrant shade of pink with delicate floral patterns and a matching chima (skirt) that reaches the bear's ankles. The bear's ears are small and round, tucked neatly behind a traditional Korean gat, a black horsehair hat worn by men during the Joseon dynasty. In one paw, the bear holds a small tteok (rice cake), a popular Korean snack, symbolizing its connection to the country's culinary heritage. The bear's facial expression is warm and friendly, with gentle, dark eyes and a subtle smile. The background incorporates elements of modern South Korean architecture, such as the colorful and quirky buildings of Seoul's Ihwa Mural Village, blended with more traditional motifs like the intricate patterns found in Korean ceramics. The overall art style should seamlessly merge the cuteness of the bear character with the distinct visual elements of South Korean culture, resulting in a charming and memorable representation of the country. --niji 6