The Norigae (Korean: 노리개) is a characteristic traditional Korean adornment specifically designed to be worn with Hanbok. Women typically attach it to the goreum (ties on the jeogori, or upper garment) or to their chima (skirt). This accessory serves both as a decorative pendant and a good-luck charm, with its shape thought to bestow blessings like eternal youth, wealth, or the birth of many sons. Beyond its symbolic meaning, the Norigae also functions as a fashion element. Traditionally, these pieces were often inherited, passed down through the family from parents or in-laws.