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민길자 한국복식학회 1992 服飾 Vol.18 No.-
A Research on specialty carpet(Rug) in ancient Kurea. Wool carpet culture takes an important part of ancient textile culture in ancient Korea. This research on specialty carpet culture of ancient Korea has been made from the view point of traditional textile history on the basis of historical documents and the collections. Results are as follows. 1. Wool carpet mading technique had been introduced very early in samkuk dynasties in Korea. 2. Some specialty ancient Korean Wool carpets can be said to be as follows: Kuyu(구유), tapdung(탑동), Jiksung(織成), dan(담), Jone(氈) and chosunchul(朝鮮綴), chehwasuk(彩畵席). These carpet are two types, tapestry weaving and felting. 3. Specially, From sam kuk dynasties the chusun dynasties These carpets were traded to china(唐, 後普) and Japan.
전통견직물과 유사합섬직물의 물리적 성질에 관한 연구(II)
민길자,송석규 한국섬유공학회 1987 한국섬유공학회지 Vol.24 No.5
Investigation was carried out on the mechanical factor on the drape coefficients of Korean silk fabrics and imitated silk-like synthetic fabrics with those calculated by regression equation. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the effect of mechanical properties on the aesthetic characteristic of the classical silk fabrics and imitated silk-like synthetic fabrics. Multiple regression equation of drape coefficients are as follows. Dr=4.74X16-0.68X15+327.2X13-0.11X3-104.2X1-21.50(silk) and Dr=21.41X16+35.90X14-15.73X17+0.24X2-226.0X12-52.85(synthetic) where; Dr ; Drape coefficients X1 ; Fabric thickness(mm) X2 ; Fabric weight(g/$\textrm{cm}^2$) X3 ; Fabric count(thread no./2.5cm) X12 ; Fabric bending rigidity (g$\textrm{cm}^2$/cm) X13 ; Fabric bending hysteresis(gcm/cm) X14; Fabric residual curvature(cm-1) X15 ; Fabric bending recovery(%) X16 ; Fabric bending length(cm) X17 ; Fabric frictional coefficients
閔吉子,李淳美 한국의류학회 1984 한국의류학회지 Vol.8 No.2
Ancient Korean and China litteratures show us that it has been long since people from humbler classes to king most commonly used bast fabrics as materials of their cloth. According to the record of these ancient litteratures, highly developed fine bast fabrics and those woven in figures were used as tribute between ancient Korea and China. In this study we will make a brief research of the history of bast fabric culture from ancient times to the Korea Dynasty in which the bast fabric culture flourished and reached the summit of prosperity. After having compared the bast fabric culture of ancient Korea with that of ancient China in which the bast fabric culture developed very much and bast fabrics were used more commonly as materials of cloth than any other fabrics, we could come to conclusions as follows. 1. Names were given to bast fabrics according to the kinds of bast fibers, the degree of fineness and the containing of figures: Ma-po, Jeo, Jeo-po, Bag-jeo-po, Moon-jeo-po, Po and Se-po. The number of "Seung" which indicated the degree of fineness was attached to the top of each name to show how fine they are. 2. While the bast fabric of 30 Seung is known to be the most fine one of the ancient China, in ancient Korea fine bast fabric of higher than 30 Seung was woven. This fact proves that the techique of weaving bast fabrics of the ancient Korea was more highly developed than that of ancient China. 3. In ancient China the highest Seung number of the ordinary clothes which were put on after putting off livery of grief was regulated to be 15. But in ancient Korea, Sil-la, it was regulated to be 28. Judging from this fact, we may say that the consumption level of the ancient Korean people in cloth was higher than that of the ancient China people. 4. The reason why in ancient Korea the technique of weaving bast fabrics was so highly developed is suppoed to be that the ancient Korean people preferred elegant, refine and simple taste in cloth. 5. The excellent bast fabric culture of the ancient Korea flowed into ancient Japan. It proves that Korea played an important part in the history of textile development of the world.
전통견직물과 유사합섬직물의 물리적 성질에 관한 연구(I)
민길자,송석규 한국섬유공학회 1987 한국섬유공학회지 Vol.24 No.1
Investigation has been carried out on the comparison of the classical silk woven fabrics with the imitated silk-like synthetic fabrics. Construction characteristics and physical properties of the nine classical silk and the nine imitated silk-like synthetic fabrics were measured and analyzed by the statistical methods. It can be concluded that the classical silk and imitated silk-like synthetic fabrics are different in their properties, in general, but are the same in some bending, drape and frictional properties. Bending resistances of both classical and imitated silk-like synthetic fabrics seem to be the same, but the recovery behavior of bending are different, i.e., that of synthetic fabrics are better. Among the twenty physical and construction properties, ten of them seem to be the same for both classical and imitated silk-like synthetic fabrics and ten are different.