Kwon Oh-chang: Traditional children's clothing

The author has painted the historical figure of the land in a universal, universal, and universal, system. And it's also a work of re-replicating traditional memories into pictures. In April 1998, a book entitled The Court’s Postacle Festival was opened at the Vircula Mural Exquisite. The exhibition was to be held for two months, and it continued across the country, with a huge interest and response from academic professionals to professionals. The local citizen was also very much impressed by the exhibition, which was invited to the Midtown Midtown International Education Foundation in Ohio. The old children's flair, which is a vivid representation of the disappearing traditional formula, is also on the line. A special note is not enough to identify the remaining colors and patterns in the remains of child clothes. A re-replicated image can help you to see in detail the movement of children and the style of clothing. He's focused on the moment to keep one move in. Many children's clothes, head hats, and jewelry, which remained only relics, were photographed in front and back of the child, checked and reproduced. The children's clothes, which were kept in museums, were gathered together in this book. It's a painting he wore, and he wanted to see his face. It's been thought for a long time, and it's collected data. Other children's clothes, all the different clothing and jewelry to wear, even in times of different ages. The closer you look, the more pretty and cute. You can feel the spirit of your maker in all your body. We can feel the desire to dress, wear, and surround them with clothes and jewelry.

Korean title: 전통 어린이 복식화

Korean author: 권오창

Korean publisher: 나녹

ISBN-13: 9791191406122