Hanbok

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Hanbok during the Three Kingdoms period

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Hanbok of Goryeo Dynasty

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  • Goryeo dynasty woman.
    Goryeo dynasty woman.
  • Copy of portrait of Jeong Mongju (1337∼1392). Redrawn in the 19th century.
    Copy of portrait of Jeong Mongju (1337∼1392). Redrawn in the 19th century.
  • Portrait of Lady Jo Ban (1341-1401).
    Portrait of Lady Jo Ban (1341-1401).
  • Portrait of Yi Jehyeon, late Goryeo Dynasty.
    Portrait of Yi Jehyeon, late Goryeo Dynasty.
  • 10C Monk's hanbok
    10C Monk's hanbok

Hanbok of Joseon Dynasty

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King

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  • Gonryongpo (or ikseongwanpo): business attire for king
    Gonryongpo (or ikseongwanpo): business attire for king
  • Hongryongpo: everyday clothes for king
    Hongryongpo: everyday clothes for king
  • Hwangryongpo: everyday clothes for king. Gojong began to wear the clothes.
    Hwangryongpo: everyday clothes for king. Gojong began to wear the clothes.
  • Tongcheongwan (a hat) and Gangsapo
    Tongcheongwan (a hat) and Gangsapo

Queen

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  • 한국어: 황원삼 English: Gold Wonsam
    한국어: 황원삼
    English: Gold Wonsam
  • 한국어: 당의 English: Dangui
    한국어: 당의
    English: Dangui
  • Dangui and seuranchima
    Dangui and seuranchima
  • Jeogui-Royal wedding ceremony
    Jeogui-Royal wedding ceremony

Gwanbok

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Gwanbok (관복 官服) is a general term for business attire of government officers which are widely worn in three countries. We can see the same suits in Goguryeo Kingdom's tombs of 4~5century. And Baekje has a record they have announced public officers' attire's by colors and hats in 260, by the king Goi according to their ranks. Mosts of the records remain today are unified's Silla's. they started this in 520. It's a misconception that business attire started from Silla. There were several types of Gwanbok according to status, rank, and occasions.

  • Gwanbok in the Goryeo period, 11th century.
    Gwanbok in the Goryeo period, 11th century.
  • Gwanbok in the Goryeo period, 14th century.
    Gwanbok in the Goryeo period, 14th century.
  • Gwanbok in the 15th century
    Gwanbok in the 15th century
  • Gwanbok in the 17th century
    Gwanbok in the 17th century
  • Heuk dallyeongpo in the late 18th century
    Heuk dallyeongpo in the late 18th century
  • Geumgwan Jobok in the late 18th century
    Geumgwan Jobok in the late 18th century
  • Sibok in the late 18th century
    Sibok in the late 18th century

Day clothings for yangban during Joseon dynasty

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Gentlmen

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  • Hakchangui
    Hakchangui
  • Dopo
    Dopo
  • Dopo
    Dopo
  • Waryonggwan and hakchangui in 1863.
    Waryonggwan and hakchangui in 1863.
  • Bokgeon and simui in 1880.
    Bokgeon and simui in 1880.
  • Black bokgeon and blue dopo in 1880.
    Black bokgeon and blue dopo in 1880.
  • Photograph taken in 1863
    Photograph taken in 1863
  • Photograph taken in 1863
    Photograph taken in 1863
  • Yangban holding his ancestor's Wipae in 1895-1920
    Yangban holding his ancestor's Wipae in 1895-1920

Noble women

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  • 한국어: 당의 English: Dangui
    한국어: 당의
    English: Dangui

Uniform

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For Wedding

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  • Hwalot
    Hwalot

Commoners

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Headgear

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Men's headgear

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  • Joujeolpung
    Joujeolpung
  • Chaek
    Chaek
  • Gat (from Goguryeo BC37-668)
    Gat (from Goguryeo BC37-668)
  • Manoolshoi (Kaya)
    Manoolshoi (Kaya)
  • Ikseongwan
    Ikseongwan
  • Geumgwan
    Geumgwan
  • Tongcheongwan
    Tongcheongwan
  • Gat
    Gat
  • Banggeon
    Banggeon
  • Jeongjagwan on the head.
    Jeongjagwan on the head.
  • Tanggeon
    Tanggeon
  • Bokgeon
    Bokgeon
  • Jeonnip or called beonggeoji
    Jeonnip or called beonggeoji

Women's headgear

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  • Gachae (wig)
    Gachae (wig)
  • Daesu
    Daesu
  • Jobawi
    Jobawi
  • Ayam
    Ayam
  • Hwagwan
    Hwagwan
  • Jokduri
    Jokduri
  • Gullae
    Gullae
  • Jangot
    Jangot
  • Sseugae chima
    Sseugae chima
  • Satgat
    Satgat
  • Jeonmo
    Jeonmo

Shoes and socks

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  • Kotshin or Hwahyejang
    Kotshin or Hwahyejang
  • Korean Namakshin, Baekje
    Korean Namakshin, Baekje
  • Wooden Namakshin, joseon
    Wooden Namakshin, joseon
  • Jipshin or Mitooli (hemp shoes)
    Jipshin or Mitooli (hemp shoes)
  • Jangwha, rubber rainboots
    Jangwha, rubber rainboots
  • Gomooshin (rubber shoes)
    Gomooshin (rubber shoes)
  • Beoseon, Korean traditional socks
    Beoseon, Korean traditional socks
  • giant's gold gilt shoes, found in a tomb that have big person drawn in murals
    giant's gold gilt shoes, found in a tomb that have big person drawn in murals
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