What are the traditional costumes of ancient Korean women?

The traditional dress of ancient Korean women is Chiguri.

As a smock, Chiguri is unisex in Korea. During the Three Kingdoms period, Chiguri was called "Yan" in North Korea, Baekje was called "Toyama" and Silla was called "Weijie".

It was not until the Kingdom of Korea that the name Chiguli was first recorded. Written in Chinese characters as "Chiguli" or "Chiguli for short", the name Chiguli is probably influenced by Mongolia.

At first, Chigu was waist-length, which came directly from the top of Hanfu push skirt. But in the Korean dynasty, Chiguri only grew to the armpit, just covering the chest.

The evolution of hanbok:

Hanbok is a traditional costume that has evolved from ancient times to modern times under the influence of Hanbok and Mongolian costumes. The lines of Hanbok are both curvy and straight, especially the tops and long skirts of women's Hanbok, which are thin and thick, dignified and elegant. A suit of Hanbok reveals the perfect combination of oriental ethics and ultra-secular beauty. Hanbok is very particular about colors and patterns.

Historically, due to the difference between the rich and the poor, Hanbok has great differences in patterns and colors. For example, kings in the Korean era wore yellow clothes symbolizing the center of the universe, while civilians mostly wore plain white clothes, which is why the Korean nation was called "the nation in white".

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Chiguli.

Refer to Fenghuang. com-Go into Korea to understand the origin and development of traditional Hanbok.