Korean Doll (Box 4; 2 of 3)

Korean Doll (Box 4; 2 of 3)

Oxford College Library (Oxford, Ga.)

Metadata by Diana Li.

1800-1894

This is a bowing Korean doll wearing a formal orange hanbok with a headpiece and hair accessories. Her face is pale and made up with blush, eyeliner and lipstick. Two distinguishing features of this doll are the red dot on her forehead and the beauty mark on her right cheek. It is implied by her headpiece (jokduri), hair stick (dinyeo), and hair ribbons (daenggi), that the doll is a bride in a traditional Korean wedding dress.

Korea

wood (plant material); shell white (pigment|pigment|); cloth

1.3 x 2 x 3.67 inches (Measurements are of the box the doll was contained in)

There are no known copyright restrictions on this item. This online reproduction has been made available for individual viewing and reference for educational purposes only, such as personal study, preparation for teaching and research.

wedding dresses; weddings

dolls