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    Hanbok is the traditional Korean dress. It is made of vibrant colors and simple lines without pockets. The style and color can vary depending on gender, age, season, and occasion. Hanbok is worn for ceremonial purposes like birthdays and weddings, as well as for funerals and religious services. It is also still casually worn in some villages. The clothing is made using natural dyes and typically includes a jeogori top and chima skirt for women or a jeogori and baji trousers for men. Both men and women also wear an outer durumagi coat. Hairstyles also signify status, with concubines wearing plaited braids and the queen wearing more elaborate wedding hairst

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    Hanbok is the traditional Korean dress. It is made of vibrant colors and simple lines without pockets. The style and color can vary depending on gender, age, season, and occasion. Hanbok is worn for ceremonial purposes like birthdays and weddings, as well as for funerals and religious services. It is also still casually worn in some villages. The clothing is made using natural dyes and typically includes a jeogori top and chima skirt for women or a jeogori and baji trousers for men. Both men and women also wear an outer durumagi coat. Hairstyles also signify status, with concubines wearing plaited braids and the queen wearing more elaborate wedding hairst

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    Hanbok Presentation

    Uploaded by

    Winny Seoyeong Choi
    Hanbok is the traditional Korean dress. It is made of vibrant colors and simple lines without pockets. The style and color can vary depending on gender, age, season, and occasion. Hanbok is worn for ceremonial purposes like birthdays and weddings, as well as for funerals and religious services. It is also still casually worn in some villages. The clothing is made using natural dyes and typically includes a jeogori top and chima skirt for women or a jeogori and baji trousers for men. Both men and women also wear an outer durumagi coat. Hairstyles also signify status, with concubines wearing plaited braids and the queen wearing more elaborate wedding hairst

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    Hanbok (

    What is Hanbok?
    the traditional Korean dress vibrant colors simple lines without pockets The style and color varies

    When do you wear Hanbok?


    For ceremonial purposes Eg: Childs first birthday, a wedding ceremony, 60th birthday Casual wear in villages (eg. Chunghakdong on Mount Jirisan) Funerals, religious services

    Beauty of hanbok: its colors


    colored using natural dyes Video clip (0:25~1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfyf4Mu hXgc

    Composition of Hanbok
    For women: Jeogori(Jacket), Chima(Skirt) For men: Jeogori, Baji (trousers) For women and men: Durumagi(outer coat) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4JO67TG hB4&playnext=1&list=PL647B62DD3E336BB 7 3~4:20

    Durumagi (for warmth during cold weather)

    Concubine( )

    Queen(

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    Hairstyle
    Plaitedbraids

    Traditional Wedding Hairdo

    Thank you

    Grading Rubrics for HANBOK making


    Presentation Overall Appeal Creativity Audience Response

    Time limit: 45

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