에도시대 우치카케(打ち卦け)에 나타난 문양을 활용한 네일 디자인 연구

The Edo(Tokugawa) period was a very impressive era in Japanese history from political, social and cultural aspects. Merchants displayed their wealth and hobbies particularly through attire. Costumes as gorgeous as warrior's suits drew great attention. In weedding dresses as well, many fancy materials and patterns were used. The patterns mostly used for wedding dresses included pine trees, bamboo and the japanese apricot. As a lucky sign, piness and cranes were used. As a symbol of long life, in addition,crane and turtle patterns were used. As economic and social power became stronger in popular culture, attire became more ornamented with gorgeous and diverse patterns. This study has attempted to examine the type of the Uchikake during the Edo period and develop a creative design using the color, materials and technique inspired from wedding dress patterns. Shown in the Edo period Uchikake patterns utilizing a total of eight design and production techniques with hand painting, stone art, air brush was used.