Norigae: Korean Traditional Ornament

Enhance the elegance of your Hanbok with Norigae, a traditional Korean accessory worn at the waist of a jeogori or skirt. These delicate, colorful embellishments blend tradition and beauty, adding a luxurious touch to any outfit.

Appearance and Symbols

Norigae is not only visually stunning but also carries deep spiritual meaning, symbolizing eternal life. This precious decoration is a timeless cultural heritage cherished by various social classes, from the royal family and upper class to common people.

Traditional Norigae

Each Norigae may vary slightly in size, typically by approximately 0.5 to 1 cm. Additionally, product color may vary slightly depending on monitor settings and resolution. Stitching or other finishes may not be perfect, and there may be seams, wrinkles, dents, bond marks, or scratches.

When selecting a Norigae for Hanbok accessories, choose one with a color similar to the jeogori (top) or the clothing ribbon.

Care Instructions

If the threads of the Norigae become crooked, simply spray them with water, and they will recover quickly.

Capture the rich cultural heritage and timeless beauty of Norigae to add a traditional and luxurious feel to your Hanbok ensemble.

-No.17 - Silk Pumpkin Norigae has random pumpkin and thread colors.
-No.18 - Flower and thread colors are random.

sammi-judan Hanbok Norigae