History

  • The Korean Gat: History, Meaning, and Modern Revival

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    🧠 Article: The Korean Gat — Tradition Meets Trend The gat (갓) is a traditional Korean hat worn by men, especially during the Joseon dynasty (1392–1897). With its wide brim and cylindrical crown, the gat was more than just a fashion item — it was a symbol of status, identity, and cultural values. 🕰️ Origins…

    The Korean Gat: History, Meaning, and Modern Revival
  • Korea’s urban wildlife (2) Pigeons

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    🐦 Korea’s Urban Pigeons: From Food Source to City Fixture Pigeons are a familiar sight in South Korea’s cities, often seen strutting through parks, subway stations, and public squares. But few people realize that these birds weren’t always part of the urban landscape. In fact, the widespread presence of pigeons in Korea can be traced…

    Korea’s urban wildlife (2) Pigeons