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한복문화학회 한복문화 韓服文化 第19卷 第3號
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    초록·키워드

    This study re-creates the costumes used for coming of age rituals in the Joseon Dynasty, based on the premise that such a re-creation would contribute to the restoration of the virtues that may be gained through the rituals. Action materials necessary for visual re-creation were taken, and of these, ritual procedures, balgi (list of items) from late Joseon to the end of Joseon, and collections of literary works were reviewed.
    The findings of the review show that the costumes worn for coming of age rituals varied depending on one’s social status, and depending on the methods used to interpret the rituals. The ritual called “choga” meant isolation from children, “jaega” symbolized the process of becoming an adult, and “samga” represented having become an adult or was interpreted as a change in one’s status as an adult. Accordingly, casual garments for adults were worn at the choga, townwear for adults at the jaega, and adult formal wear at the samga. Sometimes, garments were worn depending on one’s status at the choga, jaega, or samga. Or, garments that were appropriate for a traditional ceremony were worn at the choga, casual garments at the jaega, and formal wear at the samga.

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      UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2017-300-001363453