Skirt
1991 (made)
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A full, high-tying skirt (ch'ima) of red silk, intersewn with narrow panels of black silk bearing a stylised red floral embroidered pattern. The skirt is constructed of white shoulder straps, a breast band of shiny red figured silk and the full skirt is of a matt red figured silk. Part of a woman's bridal outfit made by Lee Young-Hee's studio in 1991.
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Materials and techniques | Embroidered figured silk |
Brief description | Skirt, part of a bridal outfit, embroidered figured silk, Madame Lee Young Hee's studio, Seoul, Korea, 1991. |
Physical description | A full, high-tying skirt (ch'ima) of red silk, intersewn with narrow panels of black silk bearing a stylised red floral embroidered pattern. The skirt is constructed of white shoulder straps, a breast band of shiny red figured silk and the full skirt is of a matt red figured silk. Part of a woman's bridal outfit made by Lee Young-Hee's studio in 1991. |
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Credit line | Given by Madame Lee Young Hee |
Production | Image also shows FE 431-1992. |
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Accession number | FE.430:2-1992 |
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Record created | February 3, 2000 |
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