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The Two-Tone Lily Norigae
Reference TKIM-D-070
Two tones. One lily.
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Fit and measurements
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Ordering and delivery
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Fabric and details
A lily-shaped norigae in two contrasting cord colors. The knot draws the lily form at the central element, the tassel falls in the secondary tone. The two colors pick up two tones from the hanbok beneath.
Silk cord in two tonal colors.
Occasion
A spring portrait where the photographer asks for color coordination between mother and daughter. A mother-of-the-bride dinner where the wardrobe answers the wedding palette. The norigae that ties the outfit together in two threads.
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Norigae is the ornament tied at the goreum, the ribbon that closes the jeogori. The form has lived inside the household wardrobe for centuries. The lily motif is one of the older botanical references in the Korean ornament register, read for grace, for restraint, for the household that keeps a garden. A two-tone reading lets the same flower carry two colors at once.
The knot draws the petals at the central element, the tassel hangs beneath in the secondary tone. The piece is sized for special-occasion hanbok, lighter than the ceremonial knot norigae but more deliberate than the daily forms.
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