Norigae modeled after traditional Korean foot coverings, Poson. Embroidered Keyholder. This is in the shape of a traditional Korean Poson, featuring luxurious floral embroidery and a small green tassel on the heel. "Poson Norigae" refers to a traditional Korean ornament, "Norigae" (hanging ornament), which is modeled after "Poson" (tabi), traditional Korean socks. The main features and uses are as follows: ➀ Meaning of the components Poson (버선): Traditional socks worn when wearing Hanbok (Korean traditional clothing). Norigae (노리개): Accessories that women attach to the strings of the Chogori (jacket) or the waist of the Chima (skirt) of Hanbok, with wishes for wealth, longevity, etc. ② Uses and Features of Poson Norigae Design: The small Poson-shaped bags or cloth ornaments are decorated with delicate embroidery (Poson embroidery) and Medup (decorative knots). Gifts/Experiences: They are given as lucky items to bring good fortune. Modern Applications: In addition to being worn with traditional Hanbok, they are also popular as bag charms, keychains, and interior ornaments. Please understand that this item has been stored at home for many years before purchasing. I received it as a souvenir and displayed it in a cabinet because it's cute.