20+ printable hanbok templates for children and adults. Wedding, Dol (1st birthday), Lunar New Year, Chuseok. High-res PDF + PNG.
Hanbok (한복) is the traditional Korean attire dating back to the Goguryeo era (37 BC–668 AD). Today it's worn at weddings, Lunar New Year (설날), Chuseok, Dol (1st birthday), and Hwagap (60th birthday).
Color symbolism: Red & blue represent Yin-Yang. Five primary colors (오방색) — white, black, blue, yellow, red — align with the Five Elements of Korean cosmology.
Children's hanbok features 색동 (rainbow stripe sleeves) symbolizing healthy growth and bright future.
Yes. The hanbok coloring pages are free for personal and educational use.
Hanbok (한복) is the traditional Korean attire dating back to the Goguryeo era (37 BC-668 AD). Today it is worn at weddings, Lunar New Year (설날), Chuseok, Dol (1st birthday), and Hwagap (60th birthday).
Click the PDF download for the design you want, then print on A4 or US Letter paper. Each file is about 1MB at 300 DPI for crisp printing, white or cream cardstock is recommended, and you can color with markers, watercolors, or colored pencils.
Red and blue represent Yin-Yang. The five primary colors (오방색), white, black, blue, yellow and red, align with the Five Elements of Korean cosmology. Children's hanbok features 색동 (rainbow stripe sleeves) symbolizing healthy growth and bright future.