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Intro
This Folklore Costume field was formerly the Seok Juseon Memorial Museum, where opened on May 2, 1981 as the late Dr. Nan-sa Seok Juseon, a great master in Korean Traditional costume, donated 3,365 relics which she collected over a lifetime. This museum has contributed to the research of Korean costume history, leading investigation, research, gathering about excavated costume with the handed down costumes. Since the museum has opened, coustume related symposium and the special exhibition has holded. It has about 10,000 collections and there are 100 the Important Folklore Cultural Heritage designated by the State including the Semi-formal Jacket Worn by Princess Deokon. Folklore Costume field is comprised of exhibition hall 3 and 4 displaying handed down costume and excavated costume.
Exhibition Hall 3
primarily relics of Joseon Dynasty to the time of enlightenment period are displayed folklore artifacts, clothing, children's wear, wedding costume, including national Important Folk Materials, etc. and costume of child mummy from Yoon family originated in Papyeong.
Exhibition Hall 4
Exhibition hall 4, a space for the special exhibition, has displayed excavated costume from 1500’s to 1800’s and the replica of it. It is exhibited that the Jeong Eung Du‘s official uniform attached peacock embroidered patches in the middle of the Joseon Dynasty, Jang-ot and the skirt with wave pattern. From among the excavated costume of Milchang-gun Yee Jik, who is descendant of King Seonjo, there has been displayed a set of Jobok, shoes and coronet which is official garment of Joseon. It is also displayed the representative women’s jeogori(jacket) and chima(skirt) by the century of the Joseon Dynasty, for visitors understanding about the history of Korean costume.
