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Empress Myeongseong's costume
Empress Myeongseong (1851–1895)
Empress Myeongseong, the first empress of the Korean Empire, championed Joseon's sovereignty through her diplomatic prowess and intellect. She strengthened diplomatic relations with Russia in response to Japanese aggression, and to this day, she is remembered as a symbol of Korean national pride and the spirit of resistance.
한글 스크립트
영문 스크립트
Blue and red
This is the highest-quality ceremonial attire worn by the Empress and Crown Princess of the Korean Empire. It is decorated with a pheasant pattern and gold thread embroidery on a dark blue background, symbolizing the authority and dignity of royal women.
Fabric: silk, silk thread, gold thread
Price: 40,000,000 won
한글 스크립트
영문 스크립트
ceremonial attire
It is the highest-grade ceremonial attire worn by royal family members during important national ceremonies during the Joseon and Korean Empire periods.
The Empress Myeongseong costume on display in the store is a work of art invited to the Massachusetts State Museum in the United States, and is the world's only hanji ceremonial costume made with embroidery on hanji.
Fabric: Korean paper, silk, silk thread, gold thread
Price: 40,000,000 won
한글 스크립트
영문 스크립트
Daesu Meori
This is a hair ornament worn by queens and empresses during the Joseon Dynasty and the Korean Empire when wearing ceremonial attire. It is decorated with a phoenix hairpin and pearl decorations, revealing the dignity of a royal woman.
Price: 10,000,000 won
한글 스크립트
영문 스크립트
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