Collection photograph
The Gradient Beoseon Norigae
Reference TKIM-D-074
Beoseon. In miniature.
Current pricing confirmed in conversation.
Fit and measurements
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Ordering and delivery
There is no cart and no checkout. Ordering starts with a note to Eric that names reference TKIM-D-074.
Fabric and details
A norigae shaped like a traditional beoseon (Korean cotton socks) in gradient color. A folkloric reference that translates into a small charming ornament at the goreum.
Silk cord with a gradient-dyed silk juche shaped as buseon.
Occasion
Daywear hanbok at the family table. The piece for the wearer who keeps a small inside reference and lets the elders find it. The norigae for those who know what a beoseon is at the first look.
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Beoseon are the white cotton socks worn with hanbok, shaped to a sharp upward curve at the toe. The line is so specific to the Korean wardrobe that the silhouette names itself across the room. A norigae shaped like a beoseon is a small inside reference, a wink toward the part of the wardrobe that lives beneath the chima.
Silk cord throughout, with a gradient-dyed silk juche shaped as the beoseon curve. The gradient lets the shape carry two tones at once. The norigae is sized for daywear, light on the chest, finished with a short tassel so the silhouette of the sock reads cleanly.
Questions about the fabric, the fit or the occasion? Ask Eric about this piece, or read the hanbok guide.
