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    Story 1. Jogakbo (Korean Patchwork)
    Jogakbo from the 19th to early 20th centuries are artworks that result from patching small pieces of leftover fabric together. They reflect our
    ancestors¡¯ frugal life style as well as their innovative minds and spirit.
    The idea of ¡°extending¡± the patchwork by connecting the pieces expresses
    wishes and prayers for longevity. Order and regularity are missing in
    jogakbo because each and every piece of fabric is unique in size, shape
    and color; yet, it demonstrates the beauty of mathematics and shows
    Korean ancestors¡¯ creativity which parallels the artistic brilliance of Modern Art in the West.
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    Story 2. Embroidery
    Korean embroidery often conveyed messages of hope through images of
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    stand for blessings, life and beauty, respectively. Rich and exquisite in
    design, Korean embroidery was a form of textile art loved by women of all social classes. Embroidery requires much elaborate work. These art pieces, therefore, reflect the warm hearts, tidiness and beauty of women who
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    Story 3. Folk Paintings
    Korean folk paintings strongly exhibit the Korean sentiment and beauty by colorfully illustrating the everyday sceneries of people¡¯s lives. Folk paintings derived from imitating traditional paintings, and they prevailed between
    the late 18th century and the early 20th century. Paintings of grass and
    insects, which mainly contain images of bees and butterflies on flowering plants, embody the beautiful nature of Korea. Four Treasures of the Study (brush, ink, paper and ink stone) give us a glimpse into the lives of the
    Chosun Dynasty scholars. Three-dimensional techniques and the law of
    perspective from the West were used in Four Treasures,which demonstrate
    how advanced Korean artistry was.
    • 1. In search of the scholar¡¯s essence
    • 2. 4 beautiful seasons
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    Story 4. Korean Traditional Patterns
    The origin of Korean patterns is closely related to shamanistic customs and the generation of characters and symbols. Patterns were settled as cultural
    symbols that carry particular meanings. The patterns on everyday objects
    used by the ancestors reveal customs and religious values of their time.
    Lattice pattern is central in HYE designs - points, lines, circles, planes, and colors are arranged according to this orderly pattern.