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Ceremonial Robe of a Courtier

UnknownJoseon, late 19th century C.E. - Joseon, late 19th century C.E.

Ewha Womans University Museum

Ewha Womans University Museum
Seoul, South Korea

This official robe was worn by courtiers at celebratory ceremonies, and was the most luxurious among the robes for courtiers. It was worn with a golden crown. The husu, or decorative cloth patch at the back of the robe, is embroidered with four pairs of cranes and clouds, and has two gilt rings attached to it. This type of robe was for the first and second rank of royal courtiers, while this particular article was worn by Heungseon Daewongun, father of King Gojong.

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  • Title: Ceremonial Robe of a Courtier
  • Creator: Unknown
  • Date: Joseon, late 19th century C.E. - Joseon, late 19th century C.E.
  • Physical Dimensions: h123 cm
  • Provenance: Ewha Womans University Museum
  • Type: Dressing
  • External Link: Ewha Womans University Museum
Ewha Womans University Museum

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