복제를 통해 본 일본 아스카ㆍ나라시대의 복식 -지배자층을 중심으로-

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to investigate the costumes of the ruling class in the Asuka-Nara Period by look-tecture, sculpture, paintings, music, and so on were introduced through vigorous exchange with Chosun and Tang.Contrary to the primitive-Kohun Period, the regulation about costumes was enacted as law in the Asuka-Nara Period thisfact tells us that there was high interest in clothing. Frequent reorganization of clothing law had to do with the rank sys-tem of Japan as well as with the exchange with other countries. The clothing law of Asuka-Nara Period was mostly con-sisted of the regulations about costumes of the ruling class including the royal family and government officials. The lawregulated different coronet and color for the clothing depending on the different rank of the government officials. Themore classified the rank was, the more varied color was used. In addition, there was a variety in the costumes system;family members and government oficials wore different types of clothing such as Yebok, Jobok, and Jebok, depending ontime, place, or the purpose of occasion. The costumes of this period could be inferred from the analysis of the relics.