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Hyun-Joo Jang

10 works· latest 2018· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-4916-9793

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A Study on the Geum-Silk Fabrics Excavated from Chunmachong Tomb - Focused on the Geum-Silk Fabrics Currently Housed in Gyeongju National Research institute of Cultural Heritage -2014 · 4 citations
Development of Design of Naturally-dyed `Jeogori` for a Newborn Baby with Salvia plebeia R.Brown Variegation, which has efficacy in Alleviating Atopic Disease2015 · 4 citations
The Development of Fashion Goods for Newborn Babies using Tie-Dyed Fabric from Jeju’s Spontaneous Herbaceous Plant, Centella asiatica2015 · 3 citations
Development of Cultural Products Based on Minhwa of the Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on Lotus Flower Painting -2012 · 2 citations
Designing New Hanbok for infants and children by using the constellations found on the murals from Goguryeo Tombs2016 · 2 citations

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Designs for 100th-Day Celebration Jeogori Incorporating Folk Paintings Representing Fortune, Prosperity, and Longevity

Journal of Korean Traditional Costume·2018·2 authors

1citations

The Design Development of New Hanbok for Infant and Children, Applying the Pattern of Sun · Moon in Koguryo Tomb Murals

Journal of Korean Traditional Costume·2017·2 authors

2citations

Designing New Hanbok for infants and children by using the constellations found on the murals from Goguryeo Tombs

Journal of Korean Traditional Costume·2016·1 author

2citations

Development of Design of Naturally-dyed `Jeogori` for a Newborn Baby with Salvia plebeia R.Brown Variegation, which has efficacy in Alleviating Atopic Disease

Journal of Korean Traditional Costume·2015·1 author

4citations

The Development of Fashion Goods for Newborn Babies using Tie-Dyed Fabric from Jeju’s Spontaneous Herbaceous Plant, Centella asiatica

Journal of Korean Traditional Costume·2015·1 author

3citations

A Study on the Geum-Silk Fabrics Excavated from Chunmachong Tomb - Focused on the Geum-Silk Fabrics Currently Housed in Gyeongju National Research institute of Cultural Heritage -

Journal of Korean Traditional Costume

·2014

·1 author

4citations

Development of Cultural Products Based on Minhwa of the Joseon Dynasty - Focusing on Lotus Flower Painting -

The Korean Society of Costume·2012·1 author·Open access

2citations

Types and Characteristics of Women's Embroidered Handicrafts of the Joseon Dynasty

The Korean Society of Costume·2009·2 authors

1citations

The Study of the Culture of Dyeing in Koguryo

The Korean Society of Costume·2006·1 author

2citations

Types and Characteristics of Twill Damask Fabrics of Ancient Korea - Focused on Twill Damask Fabrics found at Sukga Pagoda -

The Korean Society of Costume·2006·3 authors

1citations