Land of Hats: a History of the Gat
A very distinctive historical hat of Joseon Korea, the Gat was a marker of status and culture for centuries, born out of neo confucian ideals. While not worn daily anymore, it still remains as a part of traditional outfits, hanboks, and has experienced something of a renaissance in popular culture thanks to the success of K Dramas. The Gat I'm wearing I bought on a trip to Seoul Version française (mise en ligne le 15 juillet): • Video Title sequence designed by Alexandre Mahler [email protected] This video was done for entertainment and educational purposes. No copyright infringement of any sort was intended.
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