통일신라 두발장식문화

Head and Hair Decoration Costume of the Unification of Silla Period

&nbsp;&nbsp;Head and hair decoration costume has been strongly related with fashion and human history. It is, however, rarely and insignificantly studied as a part of costume history. The purpose of the present study was to historical survey of head and hair decoration costume of the Unification of Silla period. Historical records about head hair decoration costume of the period are reviewed, in addition to that historical references include human clay figures, wall paintings and illustrations, dress and its ornament prohibition.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;In conclusion of this research, characteristics of head and hair decoration costume of the Unification of Silla period are as follows;<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;1. Three types of men&quot;s head gears are classified. The first is a golden crown which is used king and dukes class. The second is an official hat which is prescribed with cap of all class. The third is a triangle-shaped cap which put on low class. Besides is a transformed hat with brim and a hair decoration of married men.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;2. Forms of women&quot;s hair style are classified in two ways. The first is a chignon style, called book-gae(北？) in historical records. The second is up-style, called go-gae(高？) in historical records.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;3. Female of the period decorated their hair as a crown, which is used regular class and a comb called so in historical records, a ornamental hairpin called chae(釵) in historical records.