출토복식에 나타난 여밈 형태를 활용한 여성복 디자인 연구

Abstract

Excavated artifacts have many kinds of costumes, and numerous research developed the use of contemporary clothing design with the diversity of the morphological characteristics of the excavated costume. Most of the studies researched the shape of official uniforms and hyungbae and hanbok, but there are not many studies that examine the components of the costume. The purpose of this study is to analyze the types of closures for po, men’s outer robe, and to recreate po inspired women’s tops. Thus, this study contributes to the expression of the Korean image. The results are as follows. First, The types of closures in men’s clothing relics such as dallyeong, cheollik, bangnyeong, acjurumpo, and jingnyeong were investigated. The closures were categorized as gorem and button. Second, among the tops worn as daily clothes of contemporary women, the design consisting of a jacket and best-looking closures was selected, and the fabric material was vertical silk. The color was naturally dyed to preserve the traditional image. Third, six pieces were created. The directly attached types were one pair gorem, two pairs of gorem, and twisted gorem. The indirectly attached type is made of two pairs of ring gorem, and the button type is made of a yeonbong (Lotus Bud) knot and a double yeonbong knot, which is considered to have a sense of stability and aesthetic efficiency in the form of the closure. The results of this study will help us to utilize the various form characteristics of the excavated costumes in contemporary society.