의궤를 통해 본 숙종~영조 연간(1674-1776) 상존호도감 보록 철제입사자물쇠의 시문기술과 금속재료

Abstract

In this paper, a study was conducted on the iron inlaid locks made by the temporary government office of King Sukjong-Youngjo. During the year of King Sukjong and Yeongjo, national events were more active than other periods. When giving a formal name, I had to observe various manners, and I made a gold seal or a jade seal. An inlaid lock made of iron was used as a lock for the box that kept this seal. The iron inlaid lock that locks the box was smaller than other pieces made in the same place. However, many craftsmen were put in to make this elaborately polite. The locksmith made the shape of the lock, and the inlay craftsman was in charge of the decoration. And in 1770, a craftsman who specializes only in the keys to lock boxes appeared. This means that the division of labor has been made more thorough. The material used to make the lock is a metal material with high domestic purity. However, there were not many artifacts open to the public, and many of them did not match the records due to various factors such as repairs. This was one of the research challenges. However, on the one hand, in order to clarify the whole aspect of metalworking and technology in the Joseon Dynasty, a more detailed investigation of the artifacts and the collection and analysis of literature records left the task of being urgent.