백제금동대향로 주악상 복식재현을 위한 연구

Abstract

This article aims at preparing the basis for reappearing the costume of Juak statue through the figure on the great gilt bronze incense burner and restoring. Therefore, this study was tried to get the result of the costume of Juak statue within the relationship between religion, culture & politics and foreign relations and general costume by focusing the form of the incense burner, production and the meaning on the identity of Baekje The purpose of this study is to reappear the costume of a player for restoring the music of Baekje and playing as the Baekje cultural contents based on the figure of the statue, not investigating perfectly the costume of Juak statue. So we presented the both costumes for male and female player, even though this article was considered that all characters of Juak statue are consisted of women. This study was understood the costume focused on the historical material related with Baekje and examined the format of creation by the painting materials. It was presented the costume type of a female player based on the expressed line and silhouette by selecting 3 Juak statues which was comparatively expressed well the costume type for the costume reappearance of Juak statue. As the result of this study, we had reproduced the costume of Juak statue that a female player wore the costume which is consisted of two formats for Yu (襦, a Korean Jacket) and Sang & Gun (裳․裙, a skirt), and then wore Po (袍) that has the wider retail over it, and tied a Dae (帶, a belt) and surrounded Pyo (裱, a scarf). It was presented the figure of hair that was tied on the right side and fixed the same as the figure of Juak statue. For the costume of a male player, this study had specified the costume type based on the figure of the Embassador’s robe in the Baekje that was painted in the Yangjikgongdo and literature. It was presented the figure that had either Go (袴, trousers) with tying their ankles or without tying them. Especially, it was decided to be black for the Dae (a belt) based on the 8th rank, Sideok that was estate for the musicians who were sent to Japan during the King Seong of Baekje, because the color of Dae (帶, a belt) over Po (袍) was different in accordance with estate. We studied that the figure wore Gun (巾, a hood) of Byun (弁) type. This study suggests that for the completed tentative plan of a playing dress based on the contents above, the functional elements of the costume should be inspected and supplemented by creating and demonstrating based on both the aesthetic elements as a playing dress and a technique and a characteristic as the instrument.