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한국의 전통화각공예,한국의전통 장인,화각공예장인 이재만,소뿔로 만든공예,한국의 민속공예,화각장. Traditional Korean crafts, Hwagak crafts.

Hwagak Craft is not very familiar, but it is our traditional cultural heritage that spreads out the horns of a cow, puts patterns in thin cut corners, and colors them to make closets and boxes. The term Hwagak is said to have been used since the Joseon Dynasty to mean coloring in various places. The art of painting the painting originated from a technique called Bokchae, which was used since the Tang Dynasty in China to paint the turtle shell, the godmother. Since then, as the retrofit technology has moved to the Joseon Dynasty, it has been replaced with the horns of a cow with high transparency instead of a godmother, which is difficult to obtain, leading to today's painting craft. Therefore, Hwagak Craft is the only traditional Korean craft that has been handed down only in Korea. Hwagak Crafts are fine and colorful, so they are mainly used for women's goods, and there are jewelry boxes in the failure of the jewelry box, furniture such as a market, and household items. In order to make a painting art, you first need a good bullhorn. Korean bulls grow in different climatic conditions in four seasons and are hard, glossy, and transparent, especially among them, the horns of three to four-year bulls are the most suitable. The bullhorn is boiled to remove the oil and meat bones from the horn, cut with a saw, and baked over fire to bloom comfortably. This is ground to a thickness of about 1 millimeter to make a horn, and a horn comes out from one horn comes out. For each area, various patterns are designed and colored with a brush and attached to the white bone, and the adhesive is used as a croaker. It takes 15 days to make a painting box with sincerity, such as pushing it with a knife and sandpaper so that the painting can be clearly seen and polished, lacquer and decorations can be applied to completely. The patterns drawn in the Hwagak Crafts are mainly composed of the Tenjangsaengs and Dragon Bonghwang Sagunja Hwajo, which the Korean people have been using to pray for a long life. We have covered and filmed the work process of Lee Jae-man, a craftsman who has inherited and developed our traditional painting craft in the way of the old ancestors, in 1992 and published it in the Korean pictorial. This video was filmed at that time.