Celebrate with Doljanchi
In Korea, a child's first birthday, known as Doljanchi, symbolizes the promise of a bright future.
The Grace is here to craft precious moments with your family during this milestone event.
We are committed to marking your child's first birthday with joy and wonder.
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Doljabi Table
The centerpiece of the celebration is the doljabi table, adorned with various objects that symbolize different futures or fortunes for the child. Common items include:
- Thread or Yarn: Signifies longevity.
- Books or Pencil: Represents scholarly pursuits and academic success.
- Money: Symbolizes wealth.
Rice or Rice Cake: Indicates a life of prosperity and abundance. - Stethoscope: Implies a future career in medicine.
Traditional Attire
- Hanbok: The child is dressed in a colorful hanbok, a traditional Korean garment. Family members may also wear hanboks to honor the occasion.
- Jobawi or Gulle: These are traditional hats worn by the child. Boys typically wear jobawi, and girls wear gulle.
Dol Table (Dolsang)
Decorations
The dol table is elaborately decorated with various foods and items that hold symbolic meanings. Common items include:
- Rice Cakes (Tteok): Symbolize longevity and health.
- Fruits: Represent prosperity and happiness.
- Traditional Sweets: Add to the festive atmosphere.
