Body Ornament: Textiles by Korean Artists
[Seoul?]: Koran Fiber Artists' Association, 1995. 34 color plates. Korean Fiber Artists' Association exhibition catalog of works from 34 contemporary textile artists. More
Korean Textiles
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Special Exhibition: Personal Ornaments During Choson
Seoul: Sookmyung Women's University Museum, 1989. 85 color plates. Sookmyung Women's University Museum exhibition catalog of Korean jewelry from the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897) including jade, silver and gold. Ribbons and purses also illustrated. Korean text with English plate list and captions. More
Costumes Excavated from Yi, Jin-Sung's Tomb
Seoul: The National Folk Museum of Korea, 2010. 46 plates showing detail and construction, 197 color figures. Excavation and conservation report of the textiles and fabrics from the tomb of this early 18th century Korean military commander. Contents include the acquisition of relics and biographical information of Yi, conservation of... More
Crafts of the Inner Court: The Artistry of Korean Women
Seoul: Museum of Korean Embroidery, 1988. 82 color plates. Museum of Korean Embroidery exhibition catalog of the Huh collection. Most items are textiles displayed in full-page color. More
Personal Ornaments of the Joseon Dynasty
Seoul: Sookmyung Women's University, 2005. Over 100 color illustrations. Sookmyung Women's University exhibition catalog in honor of their 100th anniversary of Korean jewelry, costume and textiles from the Choson Dynasty (1392–1897). Korean/English text. More
Symbolic and Decorative Motifs of Korean Silk: 1875-1975
Seoul: IL JI SA Publishing, 1988. 21 color plates 211 black and white. Includes 43 black and white figures showing 122 motifs. "The major objective of this study has been to investigate the changes in design of Korean woven silk textiles for dress woven between 1875 and 1975, a period... More
A Comprehensive Catalogue of Korean Costume from The National Folk Museum of Korea Collection
Seoul: Kungnip Minsok Pangmulgwan, 2005. 300 color plates 321 figures. 271 objects illustrated including 64 caps, 98 garments, 10 belts and buckles, 25 pairs of shoes, 53 accessories, and 21 decorative cases and boxes that housed these items. Korean text with a one page English abstract. More
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Jogakbo: Korean Traditional Patchwork [chogak bo]
Norfolk: Old Dominion University / SSamzisarang Boudoir Craft Reseach Center, 2009. 55 color plates. Gordon Art Galleries, Old Dominion University exhibition catalog of contemporary Korean pojagi (bojagi), cloths used for wrapping, storing, and tranporting household objects and made from the scraps left over from making hanbok, the traditional Korean clothing. More
Design: When the Lines Meet
Seoul: The Chung Young Yang Embroidery Museum, 2005. Profusely illustrated in color. Museum exhibition catalog of Korean textiles. English/Korean text. "Exhibition catalog of The Chung Young Yang Embroidery Museum (C.E.M.) to celebrate the first anniversary of its foundation. The exhibition displays beautiful and precious embroidery works to help the viewer..... More
Where Antique Korean Textiles Meet Contemporary Art
London: Linda Wrigglesworth Ltd., (1995?). 49 loose color plates. Dealer sales and exhibition catalog of antique Korean textiles including military and civilian rank badges, robes, pogaji, husu, hanbok, chogori, ch'ima, wonsam, chogakpo, otkampo, hats and others. More
Wild, Wacky and Wonderful
London: Linda Wrigglesworth, Ltd., 2004. 40 color plates. Dealer exhibition and sales catalog of unique costumes and textiles from 18th-20th century China, Tibet and Korea. 34 of the plates are of textiles. More
Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in Korea: Arirang, Lyrical Folk Song in the Republic of Korea : Weaving of Mosi in the Hansan Region
Daejeon: National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage. 2 DVD computer disk (30 min each) and 2 booklet set of these aspects of traditional Korean culture. Mosi is a finely woven fabric traditionally associated with summertime made from ramie, a flowering plant in the nettle family used in Asia for over... More
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