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Chuseok, the Harvest Moon Festival

Chuseok, the Harvest Moon Festival

2022/09/09

Chuseok (2019 September 13, 2020 October 1) : Chuseok or the Harvest Moon Festival is one of the greatest traditional holidays in Korea. On this day, Koreans offer freshly harvested crops and fruits to ancestors in a traditional ritual; they also share them with neighbors. Even the poorest make rice cakes and share them with others, leading to the proverb...

Korea textiles and dyeing - Weaving

Korea textiles and dyeing - Weaving

2022/08/11

Hansan, of South Chungchong Province, was famous for its fine white ramie fabric. Indeed, the cloth was so fine it was sent as tribute to the Tang Chinese court during the Koryo period. Ramie cloth is manufactured in a process quite similar to that of hemp fabric. Silk-making involved not only weaving, but also the complicated sericulture process.

Korea woman's clothing - Chima

Korea woman's clothing - Chima

2022/04/29

Woman's clothing - Chima The traditional skirt is called chima. It is a square or tubular garment much like the sarong of Southeast Asia, and has a high, pleated waistband which is tied with long sashes which are first wrapped around the body at chest level. The result is a voluminous garment that provides the freedom of movement necessary for the...

Ipchun(beginning of Spring), Usu(the first rainfall of the year)

Ipchun(beginning of Spring), Usu(the first rainfall of the year)

2022/02/15

almanac korea - Ipchun(beginning of Spring), Usu(the first rainfall of the year) Traditional Chinese calendar divides a year into 24 solar terms.Ipchun, the first of the twenty four seasonal divisions, falls around the third or fourth of February by the solar calendar. Ipchun, the onset of spring according to the lunar calendar, signals t...

Korea traditional almanac

Korea traditional almanac

2021/09/06

Variations of the lunar calendar, based on the phases of the moon were used in Mesopotamia, Greece, Rome, India, and China for centuries. Almost every aspect of traditional Korean life was also based on the lunar calendar. Koreans divided each year into twelve months, beginning with the winter solstice. Twenty-four solar subdivisions (cholgi) correspon...

 
 
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