패션문화상품을 위한 전통창살문양 디자인 개발

Abstract

Countries around the world are actively developing designs that draw on their unique cultures and traditional patterns to enhance national cultural competitiveness. Among Korea's cultural heritage, the lattice patterns-visible in tra- ditional hanoks are excellent candidates for use in fashion and cultural product design. Recently, there has been a steady trend toward normcore fashion an unpretentious style that appears effortlessly put together. Furthermore, interest in eco- bags made of durable canvas material with good storage capacity has been rising steadily. This study explored Korea’s distinctive traditional lattice patterns, reconstructing them through contemporary digital technology. It analyzed the shapes of traditional lattice patterns found in the literature and selected several patterns believed to have significant for- mal characteristics and transformative potential, such as "Aja-sal", "Gwija-sal", "Sutdae-sal", "Gwigab-sal 1", "Gwigab-sal 2" and "Wanja-sal" The basic motifs of these lattice patterns were derived, and then transformed into modern designs using various techniques, including omission, rotation, and combination. The pattern layouts were applied to eco-bag designs using enlargement, reduction, overlap, repetition, and rearrangement. In conclusion, fashion cultural product designs that incorporate traditional cultural elements can generate interest within Korea, and traditional cultural products that capture global attention are expected to become high-value-added products.