의류 "여성 한복"한국 - Costum "Women Hanbok" South Korea

Jumat, 17 Februari 2017

의류 "여성 한복"한국 - Costum "Women Hanbok" South Korea

Hanbok Women

Hanbok (South Korea) or Choson-ot (North Korea) is the traditional dress Korean society. "Han" is the designation for Korea, and "bok" means clothing. So, literally Koreans had actually just call their clothes as "Korean clothing". The Korean people are very proud to wear Hanbok, because Hanbok is the traditional clothing of their identity. Hanbok generally has a bright color, with simple lines and have no pockets. Although literally means "Korean clothing", hanbok today refers to "the Joseon Dynasty-style clothing" commonly used in formal or semi-formal celebration and traditional festivals, such as Chuseok or Seol-nal (Imlek day).

Hanbok women consists of several elements, the following is a detail picture:

Jeogori (저고리): The top hanbok

Hanbok women, compared with men hanbok, more frequent changes. Before dynasty jeoseon, long waist and tied connects the front to the rear. In The End Jeoseon, form along the boundary jeogori just under the armpit. But the longer front to cover the chest area.

Parts jeogori (저고리)

Deong Jong: the collar color white

Chima (치마): Part skirt hanbok

Chima is a kind of skirt round the chest expands and lengths ranging up to cover the feet. Currently, created as a kind of clothes u-can-see for ease of use. With its loose and fluffy, of course hide the shape of a woman's curves of the wearer. This is in accordance with the teachings of Confucianism in many cases the first zman Korea. However, loose shape makes the wearer free to do homework with cross-legged and squat -Position comfortable to work at that moment also for berhormat to people.