The moon in Korea
"O moon, rise high and shine far."
Jeongeupsa, the oldest surviving Korean song. A prayer for a traveller's safe return.
In Korea, the moon has always been a companion, not a mystery. Families gather beneath the full moons of Daeboreum and Chuseok to make wishes and give thanks. The oldest surviving Korean song, Jeongeupsa, is a prayer to the moon to shine far and bring a traveller safely home. And the Joseon moon jar, a white porcelain vessel that is round but never perfectly so, remains the quiet icon of Korean beauty. DAL Trip takes its name from this moon: the light that guides the journey and welcomes the return.