驪興閔氏墓 출토직물과 17세기 ？儀軌？ 직물명칭의 비교연구

Abstract

Excavated fabrics from Yeoheoung-Min's tomb totals at 131 in their numbers. The following is detailed numbers and percentage out of total for each item, sorted by characteristics of the fabric. There are made up Ju 51%, Cho 9%, fM.amundan) 11%, Mumundan 1%, hWamunju 3%, fM.amunneung 8%, Ra 1%, A1Yeonix 5%, and Ma,oo 1%. k3 shown in the preceding list, 94% of all the items from the particular site is weaved silk. Though, the six fabrics itemized as Myeonpo and the one sheet of Mapa were not used for the purpose of everyday-dothing but were used as parts of cuffs of Jangui as inner linings. Thus, exempting these items, 31 fabricated itmes excavated out of 131 were made out of weaved silk. To note, names of the fabrics used in this artide are based on the information from the Womens' costumes of the Uigwe in 17C and are as following Dan, Neung, Ju, Ra, Cho, Myeonpo, Mapo. Patterns fabrics are used common and generic names as fM. mundan, hWamunju, fM.amunneung with the exception of Doud pattems. Names of the plain weaved silk fabrics - Seju, Toju, Ju, Ch Sukcho are sorted by types of silk yarn.