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Fabric: Silk
Width: 55 cm
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen Traditional Korean Classical Roses Pattern Black Satin Drapery Hanbok Material Asian Korea Fashion Silk Fabric
This traditional Korean classical roses pattern black satin drapery hanbok material is a stunning example of the rich cultural heritage and artistic craftsmanship of Asian Korea.
The intricate design features delicate rose petals that are expertly woven into the fabric, creating a mesmerizing visual effect.
The use of silk fabric adds a luxurious touch to the overall look, making it a truly exquisite piece of clothing.
This hanbok is not only visually appealing but also has a deep historical significance in Korean culture.
It was traditionally worn by men during important ceremonies and events, symbolizing their status and prestige.
Today, this hanbok is still highly valued and cherished as a symbol of Korean tradition and culture.
Its intricate design and high-quality materials make it a true masterpiece of art and fashion.
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