Hanbok refers to traditional Korean attire. Koreans in the past used cloth, silk, hemp, ramie, and other materials to make clothes tailored to the distinct four seasons of the Korean Peninsula. A ...

The word literally means “Korean clothing”, but today it is used to talk about specific traditional garments. While every character in a historical drama seems to wear such an outfit ...

Photograph by Nat Geo Partners The opulence of South Korea ... for bojagi as a fashion designer. Instead of discarding the silk remnants from her creations, Hyo-Jae employed traditional bojagi ...

A recent survey found that shoppers in South Korea spend more on high-end goods ... Some of the world's most famous fashion houses descended on Seoul earlier this year for runway shows.

Learn about the elegant process of decorating traditional Korean clothing with gold leaf. This age-old craft transforms the garments with intricate, shimmering designs that reflect both cultural ...

The museum consists mostly of what used to be Ms. Lee’s personal collection of eighteenth-century Hanbok (traditional Korean clothing), ornaments, and small objects used in daily life ...

Design Token has turned a traditional South Korean residential space into a cafe and a small performance venue. The project sees a hanok (traditional Korean house) turned into a performance space ...