Gat
The gat is a traditional Korean hat mainly worn by noblemen (yangban) during the Joseon Dynasty. It consists of a crown that covers the head and a wide brim that shades the face. Made primarily from horsehair and bamboo, the gat not only served a practical purpose of blocking sunlight but also symbolized social status and dignity. The shape and color of the gat varied depending on the wearer's rank or occasion, with well-known types including heukrip (black gat), jurip (red gat), and baekrip (white gat).
Today, the gat often appears in dramas, films, and performances, and is widely recognized around the world as a representative symbol of Korean traditional culture.

Features of CrackerPlus Gat Papercraft
This product is a papercraft kit that reinterprets the meaning of tradition in a modern way, providing a fun and easy way to experience Korean culture firsthand.

Product Details
No knife or scissors needed / Wood glue required / Anyone can enjoy making it / A miniature gat is included.
Pieces: 15
Assembly time: 30–40 minutes
Finished size: 16.1 x 16.4 x 6.7 inches / Miniature gat width: 4 inches
Inner circumference: 6.1 inches (A gat is placed on top of the head—not worn over it—so the inner diameter is smaller.)