The delicate and intricate design are simply amazing. It is interesting that every type of design and material used will show your status in society (even how you tie your hair will show your civil status). Every design is well thought of, with deep meaning/symbolism.

Learning about the different designs of binyeo worn to symbolise different meanings was very interesting! The binyeo has multiple intricate designs which make it really pleasing to the eye

The royal family also differed according to class. The concubines were not allowed to use dragon ornaments on costumes and accessories. Only the king, queen, and mother of the king can use the dragon. The poor lower class also used wooden-cut binyeo.

I really liked the hair accessory and how fancy the hairstyles are as it’s the first thing to be noticed on Korean women hope to try it one day 💕🥺

Wow I didn't know these hairstyles could say so much about you! The hair pins are so beautifully designed and they r so colourful! I would love to try on a hanbok and the hair pins.❤️❤️

those accessories are so beautiful!!😻😻 i would like some😻

Love the hair accessories and and the hair pin is colourful 🤍 also the materials are from the nature so it combined it feels like you’re one with nature when you put the accessories. And the way they do the hairstyle 🥰.

6:36 “Fashion is a good way to express the person who’s wearing it” 👌👏

These hair accessories are really beautiful. No wonder it stands out korean women's beauty more and it can tell and express the person who's wearing it. I love how it's beautifully decorated and has different shapes and patterns. I'd love to try it on.

I love how hairstyle can express one's position and place in the society.

Korean folk hair accessories catch your eye at once. But what’s interesting about them is that each of Korean traditional hair accessories had a special meaning which I never knew, they weren’t just pretty accessories. This was very informative and I could see them myself to understand the real value and beauty of these accessories. Thank You for sharing 🌷

Thank you..new information for me!

I once read about the ornamental hairpin called the binyeo. If someone were to take ot off of lose it, it was like losing your dignity! Whats fascinating is that initially it was made for both men and women. I think gradually the tradition changed and only women used them

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These are so pretty. I feel it represents the beauty of Korean culture too. Its so creative and beautiful. I am definitely getting a bunch of them if I go to Korea. I will definitely visit the Korean Cultural Centre for the exhibition.

this is very informative. i never knew accessories could say a lot about a woman! :0

I love the Binyeo its interesting how each women has her own, depending on her position

The first thing that catch my eye in korean traditional dress are their hair accessories . These accesories really suit well with hanbok . I really loved the hairpins used by noblewomen in korean historical dramas . In my opinion these accesories are designed very perfectly and uniquely that is really beautiful than any other accessories I have seen . I have seen them in different shapes patterns and colour . And I have a special love for accessory named dwikkoji . I would really love to wear that!!!! ❤️❤️ No words ! I really appreciate and respect how well these accesories are designed ♥️♥️

Honestly amazed by how pretty they look!! Love that you can wear different ones for different occasions!! Gorgeous! Love learning about new cultures

I really love the hair accessories .. so happy that I have tried it while wearing Hanbok during my solo trip in Korea last 2019 ❤

The hair accessories are really pretty and beautiful. Some are worn on different occasions and most importantly each hairpin has got its own meaning which are worn in a certain time.Each and every hairpin has unique design which makes it more beautiful.As the explainer said "Accessories makes one's outfit stand out even more" is true..i also want to buy one for myself..♥️ Hope to visit the korean exhibition as well...🤗

These kind of accessories uniquely distinguished the status and personalities of Joseon era Korean women. How interesting is it that they also have different style for different season and occasions. It also has its own meaning depending on the design like the dragon that is worn by queens to show dominance, but common women can use it only on their wedding day. Do you know why most of the pins are made of jade? It's because they believed Jades protects the wearer from evil spirits.