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 혼례복은 결혼식에서 착용하는 예복으로, 신랑과 신부 모두 화려하고 격식 있는 복장을 갖춘다. 신부는 활옷이나 원삼을 입으며, 머리에는 족두리를 쓰고 붉은 댕기를 늘어뜨린다. 활옷은 색동소매와 화려한 자수가 특징이며, 원삼은 소매가 길고 우아한 형태를 지닌다. 신랑은 사모관대를 착용하는데, 이는 평민도 혼례 시에는 관리의 복장을 입을 수 있도록 허용된 전통이다. 이러한 혼례복은 인생의 가장 중요한 순간을 기념하는 의미를 담고 있다.
-상복은 장례식에서 착용하는 옷으로, 고인에 대한 애도를 표현한다. 전통적으로 흰색이나 베색 계열의 소박한 옷을 입으며, 상주는 특별히 제작된 상복을 착용한다. 제례복은 조상에게 제사를 지낼 때 입는 예복으로, 심의가 대표적이다. 심의는 깊은 옷이라는 뜻으로, 몸을 감싸는 형태의 예복이며 유교 예법을 따르는 의례에서 착용된다.
+상복은 장례식에서 착용하는 옷으로, 고인에 대한 애도를 표현한다. 전통적으로 흰색이나 베색 계열의 소박한 옷을 입으며, 상주는 특별히 제작된 상복을 착용한다. 제례복은 조상에게 제사를 지낼 때 입는 예복이다. 심의는 유학자들이 입던 옷으로, 깊은 옷이라는 뜻이며, 몸을 감싸는 형태의 예복이다. 제례의 여러 절차 중 치재할 때 심의를 착용하기도 하였다.
 돌복은 아이의 첫돌을 축하하는 행사인 돌잔치에서 입는 한복이다. 색동저고리와 화려한 색상의 치마 또는 바지를 입히며, 복주머니와 장신구로 장식한다. 백일과 돌은 아이의 건강과 장수를 기원하는 의미를 담은 중요한 행사다. 회갑은 60세를 맞이하는 축하 행사로, 이때도 특별히 준비된 예복을 착용한다.
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 Traditional wedding attire consists of elaborate formal garments for both bride and groom. The bride wears a bridal robe called <i>hwarot</i> or a grand ceremonial dress called <i>wonsam</i>, with a ornamental headpiece (<i>jokduri</i>) and decorative ribbon (<i>daenggi</i>) hanging down. The <i>hwarot</i> features rainbow-striped sleeves and ornate embroidery, while the <i>wonsam</i> has long sleeves and an elegant silhouette. The groom wears the attire of a government official (<i>samogwandae</i>) that even commoners were permitted to wear during weddings, symbolizing the importance of this life milestone.
-Traditional mourning clothes (<i>sangbok</i>) are worn at funerals to express grief for the deceased. Traditionally, mourners wear simple garments in white or beige tones, with chief mourners wearing specially prepared mourning attire. Ritual garments (<i>jeryebok</i>) for ancestral veneration rituals include a wrapped robe called <i>simui</i>, worn during Confucian ceremonies. The name <i>simui</i> means “deep garment,” referring to its enveloping form.
+Traditional mourning clothes (<i>sangbok</i>) are worn at funerals to express grief for the deceased. Traditionally, mourners wear simple garments in white or beige tones, with chief mourners wearing specially prepared mourning attire. Ritual garments (<i>jeryebok</i>) are worn during ancestral veneration rituals. Among these is the <i>simui</i>, meaning “deep garment” in reference to its enveloping form, which was worn by Confucian scholars. It was also worn during the purification stage (<i>chijae</i>) of ancestral rites.
 First birthday attire (<i>dolbok</i>) is worn during the first birthday celebration (<i>doljanchi</i>), celebrating a child’s first year. Children wear a jacket (<i>jeogori</i>) with rainbow-striped sleeves and brightly colored skirts or pants, decorated with lucky pouches and accessories. Both the 100-day celebration and first birthday carry wishes for the child’s health and longevity. The 60th birthday celebration (<i>hoegap</i>) also involves specially prepared formal attire.

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	These ceremonial garments served as cultural expressions marking significant life moments in traditional Korean society, embodying the values and meanings associated with each occasion.		These ceremonial garments served as cultural expressions marking significant life moments in traditional Korean society, embodying the values and meanings associated with each occasion.
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		+	=='''시맨틱 네트워크'''==
		+	* https://app.vaquitalab.com/aistory/story03?server=tcp:data.kinfohub.com&db=kinfo2025&project=kinfo&key=KE2025-093

	=='''관련정보'''==		=='''관련정보'''==

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 Traditional wedding attire consists of elaborate formal garments for both bride and groom. The bride wears a bridal robe called <i>hwarot</i> or a grand ceremonial dress called <i>wonsam</i>, with a ornamental headpiece (<i>jokduri</i>) and decorative ribbon (<i>daenggi</i>) hanging down. The <i>hwarot</i> features rainbow-striped sleeves and ornate embroidery, while the <i>wonsam</i> has long sleeves and an elegant silhouette. The groom wears the attire of a government official (<i>samogwandae</i>) that even commoners were permitted to wear during weddings, symbolizing the importance of this life milestone.
-Traditional mourning clothes (<i>sangbok</i>) are worn at funerals to express grief for the deceased. Traditionally, mourners wear simple garments in white or beige tones, with chief mourners wearing specially prepared mourning attire. Ritual garments (<i>jeryebok</i>) for ancestral rites include a wrapped robe called <i>simui</i>, worn during Confucian ceremonies. The name <i>simui</i> means “deep garment,” referring to its enveloping form.
+Traditional mourning clothes (<i>sangbok</i>) are worn at funerals to express grief for the deceased. Traditionally, mourners wear simple garments in white or beige tones, with chief mourners wearing specially prepared mourning attire. Ritual garments (<i>jeryebok</i>) for ancestral veneration rituals include a wrapped robe called <i>simui</i>, worn during Confucian ceremonies. The name <i>simui</i> means “deep garment,” referring to its enveloping form.
 First birthday attire (<i>dolbok</i>) is worn during the first birthday celebration (<i>doljanchi</i>), celebrating a child’s first year. Children wear a jacket (<i>jeogori</i>) with rainbow-striped sleeves and brightly colored skirts or pants, decorated with lucky pouches and accessories. Both the 100-day celebration and first birthday carry wishes for the child’s health and longevity. The 60th birthday celebration (<i>hoegap</i>) also involves specially prepared formal attire.

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 In traditional Korean society, special clothing was worn for important life rituals and ceremonies. These ceremonial garments visually expressed the nature and meaning of each occasion, playing a crucial role in major rites of passage, namely, coming of age, marriage, funeral, and ancestral rites.
-Traditional wedding attire consists of elaborate formal garments for both bride and groom. The bride wears a bridal robe called <i>hwarot</i> or a grand ceremonial dress called <i>wonsam</i>, with a ceremonial headpiece (<i>jokduri</i>) and red ribbon (<i>daenggi</i>) hanging down. The <i>hwarot</i> features rainbow-striped sleeves and ornate embroidery, while the <i>wonsam</i> has long sleeves and an elegant silhouette. The groom wears the attire of a government official (<i>samogwandae</i>) that even commoners were permitted to wear during weddings, symbolizing the importance of this life milestone.
+Traditional wedding attire consists of elaborate formal garments for both bride and groom. The bride wears a bridal robe called <i>hwarot</i> or a grand ceremonial dress called <i>wonsam</i>, with a ornamental headpiece (<i>jokduri</i>) and decorative ribbon (<i>daenggi</i>) hanging down. The <i>hwarot</i> features rainbow-striped sleeves and ornate embroidery, while the <i>wonsam</i> has long sleeves and an elegant silhouette. The groom wears the attire of a government official (<i>samogwandae</i>) that even commoners were permitted to wear during weddings, symbolizing the importance of this life milestone.
 Traditional mourning clothes (<i>sangbok</i>) are worn at funerals to express grief for the deceased. Traditionally, mourners wear simple garments in white or beige tones, with chief mourners wearing specially prepared mourning attire. Ritual garments (<i>jeryebok</i>) for ancestral rites include a wrapped robe called <i>simui</i>, worn during Confucian ceremonies. The name <i>simui</i> means “deep garment,” referring to its enveloping form.

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 * National Museum of Korea > Quarterly Magazine > Traditional Korean Funeral Rites. https://webzine.museum.go.kr/eng/sub.html?amIdx=15475 (출처: 국립중앙박물관)
 * National Folk Museum of Korea > Korean Food Culture > Food for Ancestral Rites. https://www.nfm.go.kr/english/subIndex/1049.do (출처: 국립민속박물관)
+* Korea Heritage Service > News > "Hanbok saenghwal" to Be Designated as National Intangible Cultural Heritage. https://english.cha.go.kr/cop/bbs/selectBoardArticle.do?nttId=83971&bbsId=BBSMSTR_1200&pageIndex=1&pageUnit=10&searchCnd=&searchWrd=&ctgryLrcls=&ctgryMdcls=&ctgrySmcls=&ntcStartDt=&ntcEndDt=&searchUseYn=&mn=EN_01_01 (출처: 국가유산청)
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 * Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Traditional Korean Wedding Workshops at the King Sejong Institute. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=22848&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
 * Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Jesa: Korean Ancestral Memorial Rite. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=17299&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
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 =='''관련정보'''==
 * Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Hanbok: Traditional Korean Clothing. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=14900&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
 * Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Traditional Korean Wedding Workshops at the King Sejong Institute. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=22848&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
 * Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Jesa: Korean Ancestral Memorial Rite. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=17299&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
-* Korea.net > Society > Chuseok customs change with passage of time, social trends. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/Society/view?articleId=175251 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
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 =='''관련정보'''==
 * Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Hanbok: Traditional Korean Clothing. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=14900&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
 * Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Traditional Korean Wedding Workshops at the King Sejong Institute. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=22848&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
-* Korea.net > Government Briefing > Traditional Hanbok for Rites of Life. https://www.korea.net/Government/Briefing-Room/Press-Releases/view?articleId=213 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
+* Korea.net > Column > Life after death – The beguiling world of the Korean jesa ceremony. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/Column/view?articleId=131596 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
-* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > KCC in Indonesia holds class on etiquette while wearing Hanbok. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/HonoraryReporters/view?articleId=221242 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
+* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Jesa: Korean Ancestral Memorial Rite. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=17299&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
-* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Hanbok designer preserves Korean heritage via craft. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/HonoraryReporters/view?articleId=210422 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
+* Korea.net > Society > Chuseok customs change with passage of time, social trends. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/Society/view?articleId=175251 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
-* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Obangsaek colors in Hanbok. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=11690&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
+* Korea.net > Events Overseas > Journey to the Grave, Dance to Paradise: Kokdu and traditional funeral culture in Korea. https://www.korea.net/Events/Overseas/view?articleId=5189 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
-* Visit Korea > Traditional Items > Traditional Korean Clothes. https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/AKR/AK_ENG_2_2.jsp (출처: 한국관광공사)
+* Korea.net > Society > Proper etiquette at special events (Weddings and Funerals). https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/Society/view?articleId=173942 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
-* Visit Korea > Intangible Cultural Heritage > Jongmyodaeje (Royal Ancestral Memorial Rite). https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/svc/whereToGo/locIntrdn/rgnContentsView.do?vcontsId=92993 (출처: 한국관광공사)
+* National Museum of Korea > Highlights > "On the Way to the Wedding" by Kim Hong-do. https://www.museum.go.kr/site/eng/relic/represent/view?relicId=548 (출처: 국립중앙박물관)
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	=='''관련정보'''==		=='''관련정보'''==
		+	* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Hanbok: Traditional Korean Clothing. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=14900&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > 6 types of Hanbok that can be worn today. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/HonoraryReporters/view?articleId=192651 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Korea.net > Culture > 300 venues nationwide to celebrate Hanbok Culture Week. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/Culture/view?articleId=259776 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Korea.net > Culture > Hanbok embodies age-old philosophies. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/Culture/view?articleId=117325 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Traditional Korean Wedding Workshops at the King Sejong Institute. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=22848&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Korea.net > Government Briefing > Traditional Hanbok for Rites of Life. https://www.korea.net/Government/Briefing-Room/Press-Releases/view?articleId=213 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > KCC in Indonesia holds class on etiquette while wearing Hanbok. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/HonoraryReporters/view?articleId=221242 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Hanbok designer preserves Korean heritage via craft. https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/HonoraryReporters/view?articleId=210422 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Korea.net > Honorary Reporters > Obangsaek colors in Hanbok. https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=11690&tpln=1 (출처: 문화체육관광부)
		+	* Visit Korea > Traditional Items > Traditional Korean Clothes. https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/AKR/AK_ENG_2_2.jsp (출처: 한국관광공사)
		+	* Visit Korea > Intangible Cultural Heritage > Jongmyodaeje (Royal Ancestral Memorial Rite). https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/svc/whereToGo/locIntrdn/rgnContentsView.do?vcontsId=92993 (출처: 한국관광공사)
		+	* Visit Korea > Cultural Content > Celebrate the New Year with Korea's Traditional Seollal Culture. https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/svc/contents/contentsView.do?vcontsId=220322 (출처: 한국관광공사)
		+	* Visit Korea > Cultural Content > Seollal in Korea: A Glimpse of Local Customs. https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/svc/contents/contentsView.do?vcontsId=220321 (출처: 한국관광공사)
		+	* National Museum of Korea > Quarterly Magazine > Korean Funeral Rites and Beliefs. https://webzine.museum.go.kr/eng/sub.html?amIdx=15463 (출처: 국립중앙박물관)
		+	* Academy of Korean Studies > CEFIA Webzine > The Development of Korea's Traditional Clothing Culture. https://www.aks.ac.kr/cefia/webzine/2402/focus_eng.html (출처: 한국학중앙연구원)

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