Korea Women in Hanbok Traditional Dress 1910s Unposted Postcard For Sale

Discover a rare glimpse into early 20th-century Korean culture with this captivating vintage Postcard. The striking image features five Korean women, elegantly dressed in traditional Hanbok attire, possibly including elaborate ceremonial garments for the two central figures, suggesting a significant occasion or status. The backdrop, though somewhat faded, hints at a traditional setting, possibly a temple or cultural building, adding a layer of historical intrigue to this unique piece.This unposted \"Carte Postale\" bears the mark of the Union Postale Universelle, indicating its international standard. The presence of Japanese text on the reverse, alongside the \"UNION POSTALE UNIVERSELLE\" inscription, dates this postcard to an era when Korea was under Japanese influence, likely between the 1900s and 1920s. This artifact serves as a tangible connection to a pivotal period in Korean history, capturing the grace and tradition of its people through early photographic techniques. A truly collectible item for enthusiasts of Korean history, cultural studies, and vintage postcards.

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• Condition Description is normal wear associated with an old postcard orphoto; itmight have creases,corner bumps, bends, small tears, ink, orpencil on the front. Pleasesee photos for depiction of thecondition.
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• Any long straight black, white or neon lines on the image that extend over the edges of the postcard were caused by pieces of dirt/dust on the scanner plate and are not

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