Study Notes

National traditional clothing of Korea
Worn on special occasions such as weddings, holidays, and traditional festivals
Characterized by vibrant colors, simple lines, and minimal ornamentation
Consists of:
- Jeogori (upper garment): loose-fitting jacket with a high collar and short sleeves
- Chima (skirt): long, flowing skirt that is worn with the jeogori
- Baji (pants): loose-fitting pants worn with the jeogori and chima
- Jokduri (hat): worn by women, typically decorated with flowers or other ornaments

Gwanbok: worn by government officials and scholars during the Joseon Dynasty
Saekdong: worn by children, characterized by bright colors and simple designs
Hwangpo: worn by royal family members, made from luxurious fabrics and adorned with intricate designs
Dangui: worn by married women, characterized by a more subdued color palette and simpler designs

Colors:
- Red and blue symbolize good luck and prosperity
- Yellow symbolizes royalty and wealth
- Green symbolizes nature and harmony
Fabrics:
- Silk and cotton are commonly used, with silk being reserved for special occasions
Designs:
- Geometric patterns and motifs inspired by nature, such as flowers and birds, are common
- Symbolize good fortune, prosperity, and longevity

한국의 국보 전통의상
결혼식, 휴일, 전통 축제 등 특별한 일시에 착용
생동감 넘치는 색상, 쉬운 선, 최소한의 장식 특징
구성:
- 저고리 (상의):高い 칼라, 짧은 소매의 느슨한 자켓
- 치마 (하의): 저고리와 함께 착용하는 긴, 넘치는 치마
- 바지 (하의): 저고리, 치마와 함께 착용하는 느슨한 바지
- 족두리 (여성帽): 꽃이나 기타 장식이 달린 여성용 모자

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