Exhibition place：First Floor of the Fashion Gallery, China National Silk Museum

Exhibition time：2019.3 - 2019.6

Organizers：China National Silk Museum, Korea National University of Cultural Heritage
Duration：March 29 —— June 9, 2019

Venue：First Floor of the Fashion Gallery, China National Silk Museum

Introduction
Korea attaches great importance to its traditional culture and it has carried out a lot of conservation work in this regard. The exhibits are Korean costumes and textiles researched and copied in a historical context by teachers and students majoring in traditional fiber from Korea National University of Cultural Heritage. Among them, "traditional costumes" display the Korean traditional clothing from the 14th century to the 20th century; "traditional textiles” showcase all kinds of Korean textiles, including the ramie fabrics which adopt Korean National Intangible Heritage weaving skills, the restored traditional textiles which are deemed missing and other kinds of fabrics made by modern weaving machines.

By presenting traditional Korean costumes, fabrics and the weaving and dyeing techniques used in the costume making process, the exhibition aims at enhancing the Chinese audience's understanding of Korean traditional costume culture and offering an opportunity for exchanges between China and Korea in the fields of inheritance, restoration and flexible application of this intangible cultural heritage.

I．Traditional Costumes

Imperial clothing

Formal clothing

Men's clothing

Women's clothing

Children's clothing

Hat and shoes

II．Traditional Textiles

Ramie is the major source of traditional Korean textiles and its weaving technique has been listed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). According to the traditional ramie technique, teachers and students majoring in traditional fiber in Korea National University of Cultural Heritage wove out traditional ramie fabrics, and recently, they have studied and recovered some lost textiles such as Luo, and kept trying to weave various textiles by way of modern weaving machines.