This week we started our Extension project for term 2. I chose to do a South Korean Hanbok, I am finally Finished. This is my Research: The Hanbok, is traditional Korean clothing. In Korean Hanbok means Korean Clothing. Children wear Hanbok on their first birthday and adults wear it for their wedding ceremony or major events within the family, including funerals. In the Joseon Dynasty were used to signify an individual’s gender, social class, marital status, and age. Hanbok can be worn by anyone, is it not only south Korea and north Korean. We had to focus on three things, Sustainability, Culture Appropriation and Social Consciousness. Here some of the things I have written . Sustainability: The material used to make the Hanbok is Silk and Cotton. Culture Appropriation: If you would like to wear a Hanbok you would have to wear it respectfully and wisely. Social Consciousness: The Hanbok can be worn anywhere, and used for anything like ceremonies or Halloween. Now I will be focusing on making a Hanbok for males.