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Woman’s Baeja
Yu Seon Hee2011
Arumjigi Culture Keepers Foundation
Seoul, South Korea
A quilted baeja called deunggeori dating back to the 18th century that belongs to the Jeonju Yi family clan was used as reference to produce this baeja. This piece is unique in that the shoulder parts of the back are extended in a gentle curved line to the front and cross each other for fastening. Outshel and lining were dyed in indigo.
Details
- Title: Woman’s Baeja
- Creator: Yu Seon Hee
- Date Created: 2011
- Location Created: Seoul, Korea
- Physical Dimensions: W47 cm x L68 cm
- Provenance: Shown in the exhibition 'Baeja , The Beauty of Korea' at the Korean Cultural Centre, London, United Kingdom
- Type: Vest
- Photographer: Lee Jong Keun
- Rights: Arumjigi Culture Keepers Foundation
- Medium: Cotton
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