This knotted tassel of silk thread consists of a jade butterfly from which three strands hang. Each strand has a butterfly shaped knot, below which is a carved jade bat. Below the bats are more knots and three clusters of braid forming tassels. Called norigae in Korea, knotted tassels are worn with traditional Korean woman's dress, where they are either attached to the jacket tie or the skirt band. They can also be hung on doors, windows, dressers and blind fittings. In addition to jade, also coral, amber, gold and silver are frequently used on tassels.