17세기 초기 상례기록을 통해본 조선시대 여자 복식

Abstract

This study is about women's clothes through historical records of funeral rites from early 17th century of Joseon Dynasty. The records of funeral rites used for this study are, historical record of court funeral rites of Queen Inmok(仁穆王后 1584-1632), queen of King Seon-jo, funeral rites journal of Madam Noh(光山府夫人 盧氏 1557-1637), mother of Queen Inmok, and funeral rites journal of Madam Jung(淑夫人 草溪鄭氏 1575-1640), clan of Cho-gae, wife of Queen Inmok's brother, Kim, Nae(金琜 1576-1613). Based on these records, the clothes were compared with the excavated clothes of Madam Jung(東萊鄭氏 1567-1631), clan of Dong-le, wife of Kim, Hwak(金矱 1572-1633), who was buried in 1631. The results of the study are as below. According to the social status, Queen wore Juk-ui(的衣), titled ladies wore , Jang-sam, Won-sam, and there were differences in ceremonial robes. The same form of clothes were presumed to have different names from the court and ordinary houses. There were differences in the fabric, and color of the clothes from the court and ordinary houses. There was another skirt worn on top of a skirt for ceremonial occasions. The shroud worn by Madam Jung was reported as Dang-ui(唐衣), but assumed to be called Jang Jegori(長赤古里) at that period. As above, the name, fabric, and color of women's clothes of the early 17th century of Joseon Dynasty were studied.