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'Norigae', which was used to mark the beauty and sometimes identification of women.
Norigae is a traditional accessory worn on the top of a jeogori or skirt.
Originally only the royal family could wear them, but as they descended later on, not only women from the upper class,
It became popular because commoners were also free to use it.
The pampul nori, or the embroidery nori, was for decoration.
There were some things that emphasized practicality, such as Jangdonori and sleeping bag Nori.
They literally use jewelry or highly rare coral or lacquerware.
It used to increase its value.
Now, it is a traditional norigae that can only be seen at a museum.
Its existence alone recognizes its preservation value and makes you feel beautiful.
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