한국 전통 잡보문(雜寶紋)을 활용한 텍스타일 패턴 디자인

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to develop textile pattern designs using Seogak, Seo, Jeon and Bo extracted from Jap-Bomun (eight treasures) in order to investigate whether textile patterns using Jap-Bomun can be applied to contemporary fashion, fashion accessories and living tools. It also aims to investigate the value of Jap-Bomun as an original cultural prototype by examining whether textile pattern design can be utilized as fashion cultural products through design mapping. To achieve this, this study adopts the traditional Jap-Bomun as a cultural prototype. Theoretical consideration is given to Jap-Bomun through literature and preceding studies to extract formative qualities and symbolism from the traditional Jap-Bomun. On this basis, the traditional character and modern sense are considered to develop the textile pattern focused on an auspicious symbol. Consequently, Seogak(meaning great luck and longevity), Seo(meaning fame and prestige), Jeon(meaning luck) and Bo(meaning decision and punishment for evil) are selected from among the various types and symbols from Jap-Bomun to extract a motif. Using the motif, textile pattern design was restricted and developed through repetitive rotation, deformation, combination and deconstruction. The method of textile design patterns that arrange the Jap-Bomun's one repeat in the Proctor's repeat sequence after designing the motives utilizing Adobe CS5 Extended and TexPro. Eight developed textile pattern designs were simulated for bedding, neck tie and tote bag utilizing 3D design mapping to demonstrate the practicality of traditional Jap-Bomun in the development of fashion cultural products. To conclude, the development of creative textile pattern designs using Seogak, Seo, Jeon and Bo extracted from Jap-Bomun contribute to a basic foundation for the fashion industry and traditional cultural industry, and also form the basis for creating added value.