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아시아민족조형학회 아시아민족조형학보 아시아民族造形學報 第18輯
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2017.12
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63 - 80 (18page)

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Mangsu indicates a section consisting of netting macrame and tassels, which is attached to the bottom of Husu(후수, ornate ribbons that are hung on the back of a formal robe) or Paeok(패옥, strands of jade beads on a fabric panel, attached to the sides of a formal robe). Husu and Paeok are accessories attached on formal attire or official uniforms. Husu was made of three parts, Gyojikdan(교직단, 交織緞, multi color silk), Mangsu, and tassel. Records show that such these categorization date back to King Yeongjo"s reign of the Joseon dynasty. Maedeup (Korean knot) and Mangsu are regarded as major accessories that use traditional cords(끈목). The latest studies on Mangsu and their techniques are marginal. Thus, this study contributes as a basic research of pattern and technique of Mangsu, through the reproduction of the Husu on an official uniform of King Ikjong during the time he was named Prince Hyomyeong.
The Mangsu replica was made by referring to the patterns on the robe of princess Dukon, kept in the Seokjuseon Memorial Museum. It was made from five colors of silk cords, red, blue, black, white, and green. Several patterns used in the replica include cross-patterns, a horizontal V shape pattern, and Dangcho(당초). The upper Husu was made from five colors of silk, and was connected with a belt. The replica of Mangsu on the Paeok was made through the same process.

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Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 조선시대 망수 기원과 의미
Ⅲ. 익종어진에 나타난 망수 제작 기법
Ⅳ. 맺음말
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