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| The Korean traditional wall has shown its various designs with the composition of materials of the wall and the decorative patterns. Stones, wall tiles and decorative patterns had obvious texture and three dimensional effect among the materials consisting of the Korean traditional wall. The sewing techniques of manipulating fabric were utilized to express stone, wall tile and decorative pattern in costumes. Fabrics were crumpled and ironed irregularly for the rough texture of the stones. The stones of the natural state were expressed by gathering and shirring and the processed into square stones were expressed by tucking. For flowing curves of wall tiles used in the head part of a wall, ruffles adding the dimensionality of multiple folds and fluttering edges to the surface were utilized and the repeated patterns of wall tiles being piled up one on another in the body part of a wall were expressed by pleating. Decorative patterns were freely expressed by the codes or stitches with cording and quilting for adding the three-dimensional effect on the surface of the fabric. Four costume works imagining the Korean traditional wall were made with the utilization of sewing techniques of manipulating fabric with the selection of walls of Soswaewon Garden, the principal palace of Jongmyo Shrine, Ssanggyesa Temple, Jagyeongjeon Chamber in Gyeongbokgung Palace. |
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| 전통담, 장식봉제기법, 의상작품, Korean traditional wall, Sewing techniques of manipulating fabric, Costume development |
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