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The Damso Pearl Norigae
Reference TKIM-D-073
One pearl. Quiet.
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Ordering and delivery
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Fabric and details
Damso, quiet conversation. A pearl-centered norigae with a single freshwater pearl as the juche, finished with a slender tassel. Sized for the day that asks for restraint.
Silk cord throughout. Single freshwater pearl. Tassel.
Occasion
Daywear hanbok at the casual lunch where the dress is the answer and the ornament is small. The senior portrait that asks for one detail at the chest. The norigae that whispers.
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Norigae is the ornament tied at the goreum, an old form that lived equally in the court and the daily household. A married woman wore one, an unmarried woman wore one. The smaller shapes carried the daily register, where a single stone or a single pearl was enough to mark the wearer without announcing the household.
Silk cord throughout, a single freshwater pearl held as the central element. The tassel is slender so the piece sits light. The pearl catches directional light without flashing.
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