Make Norigae and Korean traditional fan in KCC Indonesia


On Monday, November 18, 2019, the Korean Cultural Center Indonesia held an event that was making Norigae handicrafts and traditional Korean fans, and also watched the theater performance "The Last Empress".

So for this Korean event or event held directly at the Korean cultural center in Indonesia, located in Jakarta, the people who attended the event could feel how to make Norigae and also Korean traditional fans, Ngomong Ngomong What is Norigae?

Norigae, a traditional accessory originating from Korea, is increasingly stealing the market's attention. The unique and beautiful shape is very attractive when paired with traditional Korean clothing. Norigae is usually hung on women's clothing like Jeogori Goreum or Hanbok Chima.

The use of Norigae is often seen in Korean drama series with a royal era, such as Jewel in the Palace. Yeong-ae Lee, the main actor Seo Jang-Geum in the television series The Great Jang Geum along with other female actors wearing norigae as a complement to hanbok.

Norigae consists of 4 parts, namely ddion (hook for attaching Norigae to clothes or hanbok), paemul (main ornament of Norigae), maedeup (knot), and sul (tassel). Ornaments in norigae usually adapt the forms that exist in nature and everyday life
This accessory that looks like a colorful fabric tassel turns out to be not only limited to the usual ornaments that adorn clothing. Norigae also functions as good-luck charm which is a symbol of luck, wealth, and fertility. Generally, norigae is inherited from generation to generation.

With the large number of K-Pop and K-Drama fans in Indonesia, the Korean wave that has hit young people and teenagers can become a potential market for norigae business. Because, there are still very few who sell norigae to complement the needs of hanbok accessories or authentic fashion items, especially with premium quality.

After the people finished making norigae and Korean traditional fans, they continued to watch the theater performance "The Last Empress", which was prepared by the Korean culture.

The last empress tells of a hypothetical constitutional monarchy in 2018, and follows the story of a musical actress who married the emperor of the Korean Empire. He sought true love and happiness as he struggled through court life, and was entangled in the assassination of the emperor's grandmother, which led to the death of the imperial family.

So that's how Korea's lively activities are carried out at the Korean cultural center in Indonesia, all very happy and happy together.

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