Korean Folklore Throw Blanket – "The Field Mouse That Ate Fingernails" Traditional Asian Myth Cute Animal Soft blanket, Unique Cultural Gift

-Inspired by the Hit Netflix Thriller Mousetrap

Unearth the chilling Korean folklore that inspired the psychological suspense series Mousetrap (Netflix)!

If you've been gripped by the dark twists of identity theft and doppelgängers in modern K-thrillers, discover the ancient legend that started it all: "The Field Mouse That Ate Fingernails" (Deuljwi).

-The Legend Behind the Myth:
In traditional Korean mythology, a terrifying and fascinating folk tale warns of a creature that feeds on discarded human fingernails or toenails. Once consumed, the mouse gains the uncanny power to mimic that person's exact face, voice, and memories—ultimately stealing their identity and taking over their entire life.

-Why Fans Love It:
The Root of Mousetrap: This centuries-old superstition serves as the haunting cultural motif behind the trending Netflix psychological thriller Mousetrap, exploring the ultimate fear of losing who you are.

-Unique Cultural Storytelling: Perfect for fans of dark fantasy, Asian mythology, and suspenseful storytelling.

A Bold Conversation Starter: Bring a piece of deep Korean folklore and current pop-culture intrigue straight into your home with this exclusive design.


• 100% polyester
• Soft silk touch fabric
• Printing on one side
• White reverse side
• Machine-washable
• Hypoallergenic
• Flame retardant
• Blank product sourced from China