01-02-2008, Saat: 13:50
(Son Düzenleme: 13-10-2010, Saat: 16:03, Düzenleyen: hyun(mehtap).)
Çocuk Kiyafetleri
Çocuklarin giysileri bebekleri ferah tutmak için tasarlanmistir. Aileler çocuklarina, Tol adi verilen ilk dogum günlerinde parlak geleneksel giysiler ve çoraplar giydirirler. Tol gelenegi halen devam etmektedir.
Every day children's clothes were designed to keep babies warm. Families dressed their child in bright clothes and quilted socks for his or her first birthday (Tol), a tradition that has continued to the present day.
![[Resim: tcchildren.jpg]](http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh318/koreafans2/tcchildren.jpg)
Bebek giysileri Cheonbok adi verilen uzun mavi yelegi, bir durumangiyi ve bir bokkeon adi verilen uzun kuyruklu siyah bir sapka yi kapsar.
English
The clothes for the dol include a cheonbok (long blue vest) worn over a durumangi and a bokkeon (black hat with a long tail). Words and symbols related to children were sewn onto the fabric. Originally, the clothes were only for sons of the yangban class. Eventually, the custom and costume spread to other classes and included daughters as well, but with a different style of clothing.
![[Resim: tol2.jpg]](http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh318/koreafans2/tol2.jpg)
Çocuklarin giysileri bebekleri ferah tutmak için tasarlanmistir. Aileler çocuklarina, Tol adi verilen ilk dogum günlerinde parlak geleneksel giysiler ve çoraplar giydirirler. Tol gelenegi halen devam etmektedir.
Every day children's clothes were designed to keep babies warm. Families dressed their child in bright clothes and quilted socks for his or her first birthday (Tol), a tradition that has continued to the present day.
![[Resim: tcchildren.jpg]](http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh318/koreafans2/tcchildren.jpg)
Bebek giysileri Cheonbok adi verilen uzun mavi yelegi, bir durumangiyi ve bir bokkeon adi verilen uzun kuyruklu siyah bir sapka yi kapsar.
English
The clothes for the dol include a cheonbok (long blue vest) worn over a durumangi and a bokkeon (black hat with a long tail). Words and symbols related to children were sewn onto the fabric. Originally, the clothes were only for sons of the yangban class. Eventually, the custom and costume spread to other classes and included daughters as well, but with a different style of clothing.
![[Resim: tol2.jpg]](http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh318/koreafans2/tol2.jpg)
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