| Abstract |
| This study aimed to find out various utilization plans of Jeju language which was classified at level 4 “critically endangered language” out of five level of endangerment in language by the UNESCO and to develop textile designs through typographic expression.
Different from the standard language and other dialects in the Korean peninsula, Jeju language has kept unique and diverse features such as prototype of medieval words, independently established words and loanwords. Among those special features, this study developed textile design motif by integrating Ssang Arae a(□), repetitive expressions and unique words in Jeju language into visual rhythm of typography. Based on it, the study carried out various patterns and took mapping on actual products so that Jeju language could be used for textile design as typographic artworks with local characteristics as an island and having prototype of ancient language, and also could be applied to fashion culture product developments as representative and symbolic pattern of Jeju in order to suggest a new paradigm of preservation and utilization of Jeju language.
In consequence, this study expects to enhance the concept that the excellence of local traditional culture could improve the traditional Korean culture beyond the regional limitation as well as increasing pride of Jeju people and could lay a foundation of building up new competitiveness of local cultural contents industry. |
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| Key Words |
| 제주어, 타이포그래피, 텍스타일 패턴 디자인, Jeju Language, Typographic, Textile Pattern Design |
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