One of the most used accessories in female hanbok and that stands out for its beauty within its simplicity or complexity, is the "norigae". Considered the piece that commonly represents Korean jewelry, the norigae is a decorative pendant-shaped ornament made of silk threads or strands that are braided into knots and are complemented with other materials to highlight its delicacy. The meaning of norigae is "beautiful object or trinket to enjoy and preserve" and it is declared the Intangible Cultural Asset of Korea number 22. Today they are sold in all sizes and those that use butterfly ornaments are very popular because they attract happiness.
