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The Leaf Norigae
Reference TKIM-D-079
A leaf. A flower. A cord.
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Fabric and details
A leaf-and-flower norigae with mother-of-pearl petals and wire-strung beads at the stem. The juche is full enough to be the only ornament on a jeogori. Silk cord throughout, tassel.
Mother-of-pearl petals, fine wire, glass beads. Silk cord and tassel.
Occasion
A special-occasion hanbok where the dress has already decided the room. A spring portrait under directional light. The norigae for the dress that needs nothing else around it at the chest.
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Norigae is the ornament tied at the goreum. The form has lived inside the Korean wardrobe through dynasties and republics, carrying symbols, scent, sometimes a charm against bad luck. Botanical norigae stayed close to the household register, where a leaf and a flower could read both for the season and for the family that kept a garden.
Mother-of-pearl petals laid flat at the central element, with fine wire stringing glass beads through the stem behind. Silk cord throughout, finished with a tassel below. The juche is sized full enough to carry the chest of a jeogori on its own. The wirework reads at speaking distance and the mother-of-pearl reads across the room.
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