This is a historical research about the costumes of the dancing boys and women for the royal court dancing of the Spring Orioles(Chunaeng-jeon), during the reign of King sunjo(r. 1801-1834). Through the use of computer graphic techniques, their actual...
This is a historical research about the costumes of the dancing boys and women for the royal court dancing of the Spring Orioles(Chunaeng-jeon), during the reign of King sunjo(r. 1801-1834). Through the use of computer graphic techniques, their actual shapes are revived as the forms of digital contents. This efforts will contribute for the better understanding of the related areas, as well as enhancing the cultural contents business.
According to the documents of the dancing sections In the National Ceremonial Records(Uigwe 儀軌) of the Joseon, very different costumes were attired for the boys and the women in this same dance. Boys dancing costumes were made of agyeonmo, baekjilheukseoncheonsuui, oksaekjilheukseonsang, noksagwaeja, honghansam, osadae, hohwa, whereas the women dancing costumes were composed of hwagwan, hwangchosam, hongchosang, hongdangeumnusudae, chorokye, ochaehansam, honggeumsugu, chorokapi. But they shared the same nature of large, long, and colorful nature compared with the other dancing costumes. This feature seems to be representing the characteristic of the work, the Chunaeng-jeon.