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The Gyeonghwa Traditional Norigae
Reference TKIM-D-066
Tradition, knotted.
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Fit and measurements
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Ordering and delivery
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Fabric and details
Gyeonghwa carries the traditional Korean knot pattern at the central element, with a long tassel below. Sized for ceremonial hanbok and the photograph that goes in the family album.
Silk cord throughout, traditional knot patterns. Long tassel finished with a metal cap.
Occasion
A bridal hanbok at a paebaek. The hwangap where the centerpiece photograph carries the day. The norigae for the frame that lives on a wall.
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Norigae is the ornament tied at the goreum, the ribbon that closes the jeogori. In the Joseon court the form carried symbols, scent, sometimes a small charm against bad luck. The knot pattern itself is the oldest element, taught from master to apprentice across generations. A traditional knot norigae names its lineage in its first reading.
Silk cord throughout, in colors held to the traditional register. A long tassel hangs beneath the central element, finished with a metal cap. The piece is sized for ceremonial hanbok and reads as ceremonial at every distance.
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