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Korean Traditional Clothes Hanbok
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Hanbok is a traditional Korean costume that was commonly worn during the Joseon Dynasty from 1392 to 1910.
Hanbok is made of natural materials such as silk, cotton, and hemp, and consists of a basic top and bottom.
The top of the hanbok is a short jacket with a natural shape and is commonly referred to as a "jeogori(저고리)".
It is worn with buttons on the side, and a skirt or pants of the same material is worn with it.
For women, the skirt is made to an appropriate length to prevent it from going above the knees.
Hanbok is also known for its beautiful design.
Traditional hanbok often uses simple colors such as white or black, but there are also many hanbok with various colors.
Additionally, hanbok is famous for its beautiful decorations such as embroidery, patterns, and designs.
Hanbok is a valuable cultural heritage for Koreans and recently, various designs and styles of hanbok have emerged, gaining popularity among the younger generation.
Hanbok is also worn for traditional events such as weddings, first birthday celebrations, Chuseok(추석), and Lunar New Year(설날), carrying an important meaning of conveying the beauty and tradition of Korean culture.
Hanbok consists of a top, bottom, and accessories.
The top is a short jacket with sleeves, typically made of natural fibers such as silk or cotton.
The design of the women's jacket emphasizes the chest and waistline.
The jacket has details such as a high collar, buttons to hold the sleeves, and a waist strap to accentuate the waistline.
The bottom is composed of pants for men and a skirt for women.
The pants are typically loose and comfortable with a waist strap.
Women's skirts are usually pleated or have three layers, and fall to just below the knee.
Women's skirts are worn with a petticoat called a "sokchima(속치마)" underneath.
Hanbok accessories include a "durumagi(두루마기)," a small cover worn over the chest and stomach and placed between the jacket and skirt, a "gat(갓)," a traditional Korean hat in a triangle shape worn by both men and women, a decorative belt worn on the front of the jacket to accentuate the waistline, and a small pocket on the side of the jacket to carry small items.
In recent years, Korean cultural content and products have gained global popularity, including the traditional Korean clothing, hanbok.
Hanbok's unique design and beauty have garnered recognition worldwide, and many foreign tourists visiting Korea hope to experience wearing hanbok.
Especially, with the growth of the Korean Wave, or hallyu, hanbok has become even more famous worldwide.
In Korea, there are various places and events where people can experience hanbok.
Representative places include the National Folk Museum, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and Changdeokgung Palace, all of which are cultural heritage preservation sites.
In addition to these, hanbok experience centers and hanbok villages in each region also offer opportunities to try on hanbok.
Moreover, every May, a Hanbok Culture Festival is held, featuring traditional hanbok fashion shows, hanbok markets, and other programs.
There are also places around the world where people can experience hanbok.
In Japan, the "Yoshinogawa Hanbok Academy" located in the Kyushu region is famous.
In the United States, the "Korean Cultural Center" offers hanbok experience programs, while in Europe, the "Korean Cultural Center" located in Paris, France also provides hanbok experience programs.
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