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The Suseonhwa Norigae
Reference TKIM-D-040
Worn small. Read first.
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Fabric and details
A traditional knot ornament tied at the goreum of a jeogori. The Suseonhwa cluster is a single tassel in daffodil yellow with a braided cord above.
Silk cord throughout. Backplate finished so it sits flat against fabric without snagging.
Occasion
A hwangap. A wedding paebaek. The Chuseok table where the elders look first at the chest, then at the face.
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Norigae is the ornament tied at the goreum, the ribbon that closes the jeogori. The word is old. In the Joseon court the norigae carried symbols, sometimes scent, sometimes a small charm against bad luck. A married woman wore one. An unmarried woman wore one. The norigae announced the wearer before the wearer spoke.
Daffodil yellow at the tassel, a braided cord at the top. The yarn is silk.
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