South Korea 1st Regular Issue, Rose of Sharon

South Korea · 1946 · 50 Chon

This stamp is part of South Korea's first regular issue following liberation. The design prominently features the Rose of Sharon (Mugunghwa), the national flower of South Korea, symbolizing the resilience and enduring spirit of the Korean people. The denomination is shown in the top corners, with the country's name in Hangul script at the bottom.

Issued in 1946, this series marks a pivotal moment for the newly established Republic of Korea, asserting its national identity and sovereignty after the end of Japanese colonial rule in 1945.