高麗 木簡의 書體― 忠南 泰安 해저 출토 목간을 중심으로 ―

Abstract

Goryeo’s wooden documents and porcelains found at Tae-an were manufactured in 1132. Woodendocuments are woodendocuments with a tag and it was used for wrapping celadon porcelain. In woodendocument, there are the sending place and sender, address and recipient, and the quantity of the the articles. At last, the articles were confirmed with Seo (Signiture). It means presenting the proof to write Seo(Signiture) into woodendocument. The calligraphy styles of woodendocuments were divided to representative three: cursive style script woodendocument, Semi-cursive script woodendocument, Regular script woodendocument and so on. It was clarified with Seo(Signiture) woodendocument. These are calligraphies of four people and Seo(Signiture) of two people. By woodendocument style, it shows us that Kuyangsun Style was used for stone monuments; Wangheeji Style was written for daily life in Goryeo middle age. A celadon toad inkstone may be a portable inkstone or be used at a lady’s bedroom. Its making techniques are drawing with hot iron and inlaid work. It was made in 1132, the pure celadon time of the 2nd period. Through this art, a making technique of a inlaying celadon porcelain does not appear yet in at least 1132. A detail matter of the unit term used for the porcelain bunch unit (noun) was not found, but ‘gua(裹)’ㆍ‘oe(畏)’ and so on were used.