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http://dx.doi.org/10.12940/jfb.2022.26.2.95

Development of Knitted Fashion Culture Products Using Gangneung Cultural Resource -Focusing on Gangneung Subo Patterns-  

Han, Sun Mi (Dept. of Fashion Design, Gangneung-Wonju National University)
Woo, Hyun Ri (Dept. of Fashion Design, Gangneung-Wonju National University)
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Journal of Fashion Business / v.26, no.2, 2022 , pp. 95-109 More about this Journal
Abstract
This study was aimed at developing a new textile design based on the authentic and cultural resources of the Gangneung Subo pattern and applying the textile design to knitted fashion products. Gangneung has been recognized for its outstanding artistry in the field of Gyubang art. Gangneung Subo is an embroidered wrapping cloth. The discovered and preserved Subo at this time was from the Kwandong region centered in Gangeung, and is regarded as the product of the indigenous native culture in Kwandong. Therefore, as a representative cultural resource of Gangneung, the Gangneung Subo has sufficient value as a material for the development of cultural products with uniqueness, distinctiveness, and historicality. As a research method, the background of Gangneung Subo was investigated. A total of 12 motifs were created while preserving the authentic originality of the Gangneung Subo pattern and minimizing unwanted deformations of the pattern during the developing process. The created motifs were repeatedly applied to the pattern and new textile designs were created. Eighteen knit fashion products, including narrow and wide-width mufflers and neck warmers, were developed by applying the new textile designs. As a significant cultural resource for cultural goods development, this study ascertained the value of Gangneung Subo, preserving its unique distinction and history. This study was especially significant since the Gangneung cultural goods developed used knitted material and extended the development to producing real products.
Keywords
cultural resources; Gangneung Subo; textile design; knit; fashion culture products;
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