Highlights
Patterns for the Queen Consort's Ceremonial Robe and Front Cloth Panel
- Nationality/Period
Joseon Dynasty
- Materials
Paper
- Category
clothes - clothing - robe of court
- Dimensions
L. 154.5cm
- Designation
Important folk-customs No.67
- Accession Number
Sinsu 6329
Originally a formal garment worn by empresses and queens in ancient China, a jeogui, or queen’s ceremonial robe, was introduced to Korea during the late Goryeo Period. This embroidered pattern for a ceremonial robe features pheasants aligned in pairs facing each other against a light blue background, floral patterns in four different colors arranged between each pair of pheasants, and a dragon and cloud design along the hem.