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This sentence: "Norigae (Hangul: 노리개) was a typical traditional accessory for women, and there was no difference by social status". Norigae varied according to social status, the upper class wore norigae made of silver, coral, golden and precious stones. Lower classes wore norigaes where the main jewel was made of embroidered textile only. By looking at the norigae you could tell which class the woman was from. Kyung Ja Lee.
Norigae: Splendor of the Korean Costume, Volume 2. Ewha Womans University Press (2005).
ISBN9788973006182. Pgaes 12-13.
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join the project and contribute to the
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The contents of the Hanbok as social status page were
merged into
Hanbok on 11 January 2017 and it now redirects there. For the contribution history and old versions of the merged article please see
its history.
Proposed Merge With Hanbok
s *Possible merge to
Hanbok, but might be also justifiable as separate article.
Not true
This sentence: "Norigae (Hangul: 노리개) was a typical traditional accessory for women, and there was no difference by social status". Norigae varied according to social status, the upper class wore norigae made of silver, coral, golden and precious stones. Lower classes wore norigaes where the main jewel was made of embroidered textile only. By looking at the norigae you could tell which class the woman was from. Kyung Ja Lee.
Norigae: Splendor of the Korean Costume, Volume 2. Ewha Womans University Press (2005).
ISBN9788973006182. Pgaes 12-13.
Teemeah편지 (letter) 08:05, 14 May 2014 (UTC)reply
