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The Danmikkot Knot Norigae
Reference TKIM-D-069
Sweet-flower, on hanbok.
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Fit and measurements
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Fabric and details
Danmikkot, sweet-flower. A norigae with the central element tied into a small flower-cluster of traditional knots, finished with a short tassel. Daily proportions, light on the chest, Korean at every distance.
Silk cord throughout. Tassel finished short for daily wear.
Occasion
A daywear hanbok at the casual family table on a Saturday. A weekday lunch where the goreum carries the only ornament. The norigae for the dress that does not need a ceremony to wear it.
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Norigae is the ornament tied at the goreum, the ribbon that closes the jeogori. The form lived in the Joseon court and in the daily household. A married woman wore one, an unmarried woman wore one. The piece announced its wearer before the wearer spoke. Smaller norigae shapes held a daily register the same way a wristwatch holds the day now.
The central element is tied into a flower-cluster pattern, small enough to read on a daily jeogori. The tassel is finished short so the piece does not pull the line of the blouse off center. The whole norigae sits lighter on the chest than the ceremonial sizes.
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