전통수의를 활용한 현대 남자수의 겉옷 디자인 개발

Abstract

This study recognizes problems in serious changes of modern shroud shapes and aims to develop functional and diverse modern shroud design based on traditional historical researches and review. Then this study attempted to develop high quality modern shroud design and made based on tradition with its focus on Danryeong and Durumagi which are representative outer garments of men's shroud. First, modern shroud design was intended to use strings and knots for the maintenance of tradition. Strings and knots were arranged in both the large section in the back side and the curve of sleeve to increase functionality to wear a shroud. 1 or 2 strings were also arranged in the back side and side gores of Danryeong and Durumagi to spread back side correctly and wear easily by pulling the strings. The strings could be used to tie the corpse's knees. Second, side slits were used for high functionality. They were given to the sides of Danryeong and Durumagi and the curve of sleeve to provide functionality that is required for modern funeral rites. The complicated procedure of conventional shroud to wear via a neck and a sleeve became very simplistic by placing the corpse on Danryeong and Durumagi with the large section in both front and back sides fully spread and covering from the shoulder to the bottom to wear. Third, a variety of materials were used in consideration of modern people's preference. Since natural fabric is harmless to the corpse, eco-friendly, and multipurpose, fine gauze was used for Danryeong and silk was used for Durumagi. Although the same materials could be used for lining, instead hemp cloth was used because it is often thought that hemp cloth well rots when touching the skin of the corpse. Also the use of several materials demonstrated that several colors could be applied for Danryeong and Durumagi.