What does 'Terrazzo' in the soap's name mean?
The unfamiliar word 'terrazzo' is repeatedly included in product names, such as Spring Flower Terrazzo (봄꽃 테라조) soap, making people curious about its meaning. People ask this when they want to check why a name used for architectural flooring is attached to a facial cleansing soap.
It refers to Hanahzo's representative soap, which gathers soap pieces to create colorful grain, like the architectural artificial stone made by mixing marble chips into cement and hardening it.
The name of a hard stone used to finish building floors has been used as the name of a soft soap placed on the washbasin.
Terrazzo refers to an artificial stone made by mixing marble or granite chips into cement, letting it harden, and polishing the surface smooth. It is characterized by stone fragments of different sizes and colors irregularly embedded on a cement base, creating colorful patterns.
The terrazzo soap, which captures the appearance of embedded marble chips in soap, is a signature product representing Hanahzo[1]. It also continues into products that capture specific seasons or moods, such as the Spring Flower Terrazzo (봄꽃 테라조) soap[2].
As you wet and use the soap, the surface wears down and the colorful pieces embedded inside are newly revealed, so you wash your hands facing a different cross-section every time until it is completely used up. hmmm, it brings the mottled pattern of a cold building material into the visual enjoyment of handwashing time.
The specific manufacturing process for making the pieces embedded inside the terrazzo soap has not yet been confirmed in official materials.
Product measurements
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Spring Flower Terrazzo
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 95g |
| 건조 ◦ | 80cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.