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Description
for palace ladies' ceremony event - like a royal wedding.
But in fact,
the queen and other high-level royal ladies had to use Tteoguji
even in normal days, contrary to many Korean historical drama ^_^
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Women originally put butterfly-shaped Gache(wig) on their head.
But It was changed into wooden frame after Yeong-jo and Jeong-jo's ban of Gache.
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Carve an butterfly image in paulownia wood and color it black.
Put Tteoguji on Eoyeo-meori (fav.me/d71349h), tied with tteoguji daenggi,
and wear two black binyeo.
Dress Tteoguji with plum or black daenggi.
This hairstyle typically used with some formal dress like Wonsam (glimja.deviantart.com/art/Wons…)
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"Chinese Costume in Transition" by Adolf Scott described how Manchurian ladies would often wear a metallic framework in their hair similar to what Amidala Padme wore in a "Star Wars" Prequel on Trantor called "Coruscant".
"Dressing a Galaxy" by Trisha Biggar
Tteogojui is what Queen Myeongsong wore in of old photos and of course at gun point she became the mother of Hirohito which influenced pacifist surrender to circumvent authority of military leaders.
Tteogojui and Manchurian "Tower through which wind blows" are today called bumpits made of plastic to consider how Wonsan today of the Kumgang mountains and Shenyang or Harbin of 1938 to 1945 have aerospace industries to braid composite fibers into aerospaceframe fuselage hulls over frameworks.
Therefore Edith Nesbit's "Melisande", Disney's "Gigantic" of "Princess Inma", "Project Ako Uncivil Wars", and Harryhausen's "Herr Der Drei Welton"(1960) could have had Rapunzel braid her towering coiffure into a spacecraft and unbraid back into a towering coiffure.
"High Performance Composites" periodical on aerospace composite fiber braiders even for orbital reentry vehicles.