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Hanbok: Timeless Fashion Tradition

By Han'guk Kukche Kyoryu Chaedan.;Lee , Samuel Songhoon

Book information

Publisher
Seoul Selection
ISBN
9781624120565, 1624120563
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
5 MB (5536932 bytes)
Series
Korea essentials no. 16
Pages
(107 pages) : illustrations\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52
Ethnic costume;Ethnic costume--Korea;Hanbok;Electr

Description

Hanbok embodies many of the social and aesthetic values of the Korean people. In accordance with the emphasis on social harmony found in Confucian philosophy, the choice of hanbok varied depending on one's position in society. Its beautifully flowing lines and harmonious color schemes are important aesthetic values found in Korean art. Hanbok is increasingly emerging into the spotlight following the popularity of Korean television dramas, which are often set in the past, and also through efforts to promote hanbok on the global stage. Renowned fashion designers around the world have taken note.;The origins of Hanbok -- The beauty of Hanbok -- From royal court to wedding dress -- Tradition and modernity -- Hanbok goes global. The origins of Hanbok -- The beauty of Hanbok -- From royal court to wedding dress -- Tradition and modernity -- Hanbok goes global.

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